About LV Sound Disc Jockey Service

How It All Began

Lee Volkov was a student at a Revere High School when the opportunity came to take over the school's internal radio station (WRHS) due the graduation of the station's primary DJ. As soon as football season started, Lee was asked by the Revere Football Boosters to disc jockey a dance after a football game as a fundraiser for the club. Having no equipment of his own at the time, Lee borrowed anything he could from the bandroom and auditorium. This first event (see picture below) took place in the fall of 1988.

In the coming months, Revere Middle School needed a disc jockey for their dance, and then word spread out to other schools about the student from Revere who had his own DJ business. By the time Lee graduated in 1990, he had performed for many events and was branching out into weddings, parties, festivals, and sound systems. What started out as a one time dance to help out the football boosters, turned into a business that has performed at hundreds of special events all over Ohio and beyond.

LV SOUND ENTERTAINMENT

ABOUT US

Professional DJ Service Since 1988

Thank you for your interest in our professional disc jockey services. At LV Sound, our goal is your complete satisfaction. Since 1988, We've been strongly committed to providing the highest quality disc jockey services.

Thank you again for your time and consideration of including LV Sound in your plans. We hope to be a part of making your special event a truly memorable occasion.

Sincerely,

Lee and Kimberly Volkov
Owners of LV Sound Entertainment
Copley, Ohio

References

Here are some real testimonials from previous LV Sound clients:

"I wanted to say how much I appreciated all that you did for our wedding. Everyone, including me, was so impressed... Everyone had the best time and it was mostly due to you and everything extra you did for us! ...Thank you again Lee, it was the time of my life!"
-- Michele Deininger (June 29, 2007)

"We received so many compliments on how great the music was. You played everything we wanted to hear! You made our reception something to remember"
-- The Mosiychuks (Oct. 30, 2004)

"They have a great variety of music and helped to make our wedding reception the best party of our lives."
-- Michelle Powers (Feb. 7, 2004)

"Thanks again for a great job and a unforgetable evening with our family & friends."
-- Rebekah & Chris Najsztup (June 17, 2000)

"We appreciated not only your professionalism, but also your generous spirit and great attitude. You were a lot of fun and added a lot to the reception."
-- Rosemary & Graham Peck (Aug. 31, 1996)

"... you are really amazing. Thanks for making this event a wonderful memory for all."
-- Bard & JD Smith (Aug. 8, 2005)

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LV Sound "Fun Facts"

The first LV Sound event was in 1988. It was a dance for Revere High School in Richfield.

(photos from these early years can be found in the LV Sound History section of the online Media Gallery)

LV Sound was the first Akron, Ohio based DJ to utilize giant screen music video systems starting in 1992.

LV Sound did not start using CD's until 1994. The first music library consisted of albums and 45's. The first music videos were not made available on DVD until 1999. From 1992-1999 all music videos were on videotape. The first DVD player purchased for LV Sound was at a cost of over $500.00.

LV Sound's first PA system was rated at 50 watts. We now run systems anywhere from 1000-3000 watts based on the venue size.

DJ Lee first met his wife, Kim, in 1990 when he was the house DJ for Photon, a teen club in Copley.

The first DJ vehicle was a Chevy Chevette, a very small compact car of it's time. Today, the wheels of LV Sound consist of a household moving van with a 14 foot cargo box and ramp.

In 2007, Lee and Kim traveled to Clear Lake, Iowa to perform at a wedding on the stage of the world famous Surf Ballroom.

The Surf has played host to some of the biggest names in music through the years. It was also the location of the last concert of Ritchie Valens, The Big Bopper, and Buddy Holly on February 2, 1959. They all died later that night in a plane crash that changed music history and provided the inspiration for the Don McLean's hit song "American Pie."

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