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Headphones retailer, distributor leases space in DeWitt

DeWITT — VoxLinc LLC a retailer and distributor of AfterShokz bone-conduction technology headphones, recently leased 1,495 square feet of flex space located at 6311 Fly Road in DeWitt.  VoxLinc offers three models of ear-free headphones: AfterShokz Sport, AfterShokz Mobile, and AfterShokz Game.  Unlike conventional headphones and earbuds, AfterShokz does not use the eardrums to transmit […]

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DeWITT — VoxLinc LLC a retailer and distributor of AfterShokz bone-conduction technology headphones, recently leased 1,495 square feet of flex space located at 6311 Fly Road in DeWitt. 

VoxLinc offers three models of ear-free headphones: AfterShokz Sport, AfterShokz Mobile, and AfterShokz Game. 

Unlike conventional headphones and earbuds, AfterShokz does not use the eardrums to transmit sound, and instead transmits sound through the listener’s cheekbones to the inner ear, bypassing the eardrum completely, VoxLinc says.

Patrick Hillery and Gary Cottet of Pyramid Brokerage Company brokered this lease transaction on behalf of the tenant. Financial terms of the lease agreement were not provided.       

 

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