So often you hear manufacturers saying their products are Made in the USA as a way to say they’re protecting American jobs and driving economic growth.  While there’s no doubt these two points are important, here at Louroe, Made In the USA takes on a much larger meaning.

Our goal is to exceed our customer’s expectations, be it in product availability, performance, tech support, service, or whatever need they have.  Since our products are US made, we can get them to our customers much faster than if they were produced in China, India, or even Mexico. 

It also means we can provide top quality, not in just the materials we use or in the finished product, but through the entire production process.  My office is 20 feet from our production facility.  I can communicate any concerns with the manufacturing team in a matter of seconds.  This would be impossible if they were on the other side of the world.Made In the USA isn’t just jobs or the economy.  It means we can make sure our customers are getting the absolute best we can give them.

Whenever I talk about audio monitoring I’m usually met with a response along the lines of “isn’t listening to a conversation illegal?” or “won’t I get sued for that?” and even “who are you, the CIA?”  It shows me that there are a lot of prevalent myths and uncertainties about audio monitoring law.

If I’m monitoring audio covertly or surreptitiously, then it is 100% illegal.  Not only have I broken the law, but I can’t use any of that audio as evidence in a court case.  But if I’m overt about audio monitoring taking place, clearly state that communication is being monitored, and obtain consent to do so (either express or implied, and then my actions are entirely legal. For more information click the following link http://louroe.com/decal.php

Louroe Electronics has been manufacturing audio monitoring equipment since 1979 and for the past 32 years we’ve been sure to comply with all laws on audio.  Though we’re not lawyers and this is not legal advice, we work very closely with our distributors and customers to make them aware of Federal, State, and even municipal audio laws and outline the steps to take to make sure they use audio legally.