SurroundPhones Holdings is a production company that specializes in perfecting the sound for films. SoundPhones is known for creating a digital sound technology that brings the intimate sound of headphones to a theater audience. This technology debuted in 2007 with the release of former Vice-President Al Gore's Oscar-winning documentary, "An Inconvenient Truth." The company is owned by its creator and developer of the SurroundPhones sound system, Steve Jarmus.
This kid-friendly boutique has been in business since 1971, and at its current location since 2007. "Auntie" Barbara Bartman has created a store where parents can shop for children's clothing, toys, books, nursery furnishings and accessories all in one place. Tops, bottoms, swimwear, sleepwear, onesies, shoes, dresses and accessories are sold in many popular designs and brand names, including Auntie Barbara's original Sam & Liza line of clothing. The store also offers toys and books with education, safety and eco-consciousness in mind, as well as accessories like swaddlers, bibs, hooded towels, backpacks and sunscreen. The rear of the store has nursery furnishings and accessories on display that can be ordered, and nursery design services are also available.
This home-based business sells antique collectable children's dolls made of bisque, china, papier mâché, wood and wax by appointment only. Antique clothing, wigs and accessories such as furniture and doll houses are also available. Beverly Hills Doll Company offers restoration and repair services. To be considered an antique, a doll must have been made prior to 1930.
This is the business office for Endor USA, a manufacturer of high-end input devices for computer game consoles. Endor was founded in 1997 and is headquartered in Germany. Its brand, Fanatec, is an industry leader for high performance products in the computer game genre. Fanatec products may be found worldwide, at retailers such as Best Buy, GameStop and Target.
This is the private home office for Lorraine Bozeman and Associates, a toy wholesaler and product representative. It is owned and operated by Lorraine Bozeman. This is a private office and the actual showroom for the company is located in downtown Los Angeles. Bozeman creates, develops and markets toys for children. One of the successful toy lines for the company is My Princess Academy, a series of games, dolls and books designed to show what it feels like for a young girl to be an actual princess.
This well-stocked, sophisticated toy store in the center of the Golden Triangle has a great selection and a friendly staff. In business since 1997, the shop's focus is on classic and specialty toys, though it still maintains a healthy stock of mass merchandise from leading toy companies. Many creatively designed stuffed animals, miniatures, models, board games and action figures fill this brilliantly fun toy store. Be sure to check out the educational toys as well as the exceptional puzzles and wooden games for young children.