# Nick Lambros Nick Lambros is an audio equipment vendor who operated Sound X, a business based at 360 W. Northwest Highway. He became associated with the Jeffrey Epstein case through commercial transactions involving the provision of audio-visual equipment to Epstein's properties.
Lambros was named as a defendant in litigation filed in the U.S. Virgin Islands Superior Court related to Epstein's operations and properties in that jurisdiction. The basis for his inclusion in the lawsuit appears to have stemmed from his business dealings with Epstein rather than allegations of direct involvement in criminal conduct.
According to PlainSite legal records and court filings, Lambros supplied specialized audio equipment and related services for Epstein's residences and facilities. Documentation in the case files reflects ongoing business communications between Lambros and Epstein's representatives regarding equipment specifications, installations, and service requests. Correspondence references requests for specific items such as AppleTV installations and audio system configurations for various rooms.
One communication chain (referenced in documents EFTA02022064 and EFTA02022448) indicates discussions about completing equipment installations and maintaining service arrangements. A notable communication (EFTA02022137) suggests that Epstein's representatives attempted to contact Lambros regarding dispute resolution, with references to multiple contact attempts on consecutive days without response. This indicates a potential breakdown in the commercial relationship or contractual dispute between the parties.
The case files contain approximately 594 documents referencing Lambros, including direct correspondence from his email account and business communications discussing equipment orders and installations. These documents are catalogued in the Epstein Files database maintained through PlainSite and related legal archive systems, with specific references including EFTA02014698, EFTA02536805, EFTA01114376, and EFTA02023449, among others. Lambros does not appear in Epstein's personal contact book ("Black Book"), suggesting his relationship with Epstein was purely commercial rather than personal or social in nature.