1981 | Claude Walter founds Rythmes & Sons. |
1982 | Launching of the line of Flight-cases. |
1983 | Construction of 1000 m2 workshop and office space. |
| Development of first modular with adjustable partitions. |
1984 | Invention of the Polyblocks and the deposition of their patent. |
1985 | Creation of the R&D office, and the launching of a new line of flight-case : The shock mounted 19" racks. |
1986 | Design and making of a new Rythmes & sons xylophone. |
1987 | Openning of a workshop for the repair of percussion instruments, as well as the design and creation of a new on tour music-stand. |
1988 | Isothermal Flight-cases for orchestral instruments. |
1989 | Expansion of the workspace with a additional 1200m2. |
1990 | Creation of a complete line of orchestral furniture (seat, podiums and stands). |
1991 | Expansion of Rythmes & Sons products : a range of universal ... for percussions instruments. |
1992 | Finalization of a line of flight-case for stage management. |
1993 | Launch of the Rythmes & Sons dry-ice smoke machine. |
1994 | Manufacturing of dance bars for on tour. |
1995 | Creation of the range of Open Road® Flight cases. |
1996 | New lighting for the opera music stands. |
1997 | New containers for studio racks "Profil" series. |
| New shock mounted 19" rack. |
1998 | construction of a new 2000m2 workshop. |
| Flight-cases for speakers with raised foam. |
2000 | 1st CNC machine. |
2003 | Flight-cases for profiles spotlights with opening in front. |
| Returnable flight-cases for moving head . |
| 2nd CNC machine. |
2004 | Adjustable flight-cases for plasma screens. |
| New range of acoustic reflectors. |
2005 | A new generation racks : 'clic top'® |
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