HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Sept. 21, 2007 – Coffey Sound, a leading provider of audio equipment for the film and television industries wishes to congratulate three of its clients for winning Creative Arts Emmy Awards in this year‘s Sound Mixing category. Coffey Sound provided audio technology and high quality audio equipment behind the scenes to support these talented mixers. Coffey Sound employees always strive to work with audio professionals to minimize technical concerns and challenges for any type of production so they can concentrate on their audio talents and provide the best possible mixing available for their productions.

The Emmy Award-winners include:

• Joe Foglia, NBC production mixer, winning Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Comedy or Drama Series (Half-Hour), for the “My Musical” episode of “Scrubs”

• Mick Fowler, CBS production mixer, winning Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Comedy or Drama Series (One Hour), for the “Living Doll” episode of “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation”

• Steve Morantz, C.A.S., HBO production mixer, winning Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Comedy or Drama Series (Half-Hour), for the “One Day in the Valley” episode of “Entourage”

“Mick, Steve, and Joe have demonstrated once again that they are among the best of the best in the field of sound mixing, and we offer them our heartfelt congratulations,” said John Coffey, president of Coffey Sound. “We‘re honored to consider them among our technology partners and look forward to supporting their future endeavors.”

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About Coffey Sound

Coffey Sound was founded in 1988 and sells, rents, and repairs audio equipment for the film and TV industry. Coffey Sound has grown to be a major player in other areas of the audio industry as well and focuses on audio workflow solutions. The company has earned a permanent place in audio history as one of the early supporters of nonlinear recording techniques. Today, Coffey Sound continues to help others do what they do well — mastering the latest techniques and products first so that the company‘s customers can concentrate on doing their jobs without problems. The parent company of Coffey Sound is Telecorps Communications. Further information is available at www.coffeysound.com.