Airwave Technologies
Airwave Technologies specializes in designing and manufacturing high-quality microphones and professional audio products at prices that remain accessible to a wide range of users.
RF Venue
RF Venue was co-founded in late 2009 by Chris Regan and Bob Crowley as an incubator project within Bob’s R&D company, Soundwave Research Laboratories, based in Ashland, Massachusetts.
TOA Electronics
TOA Electronics maximizes the emotional impact of sound in all kinds of spaces, making it possible to create audio that is richly elegant, sensitively delicate, or boldly audacious, depending on what the situation requires.
Telex
For more than 75 years, Telex has been a leading manufacturer of dependable, top-of-the-line communication equipment, trusted by professionals in a wide range of industries. Throughout its long history, the company has consistently focused on engineering excellence, durability, and user-friendly design, earning the confidence of organizations that rely on precise and uninterrupted communication.
On-Stage
Since 1979, The Music People! Inc. has been a leading, trusted U.S. supplier of microphones and professional audio equipment, known for high-quality musical instrument and microphone stands.
Marantz Professional
Marantz Professional is a leading innovator of professional AV playback and recording solutions, consistently redefining expectations for performance, versatility, and build quality.
Galaxy Audio
Galaxy Audio began in 1977 as Superior Sound, founded by Brock Jabara and Jim Pearce, who brought eight years of concert sound experience.
Electro-Voice
At Electro-Voice, we Live For Sound. For more than 90 years, we have been dedicated to the art and science of audio, designing and engineering leading-edge sound reinforcement solutions for a wide range of applications.
Countryman
Over thirty-five years ago, Carl Countryman began handcrafting custom audio gear for touring bands and live performers, building each piece to withstand the road while delivering clear, reliable sound.
CAD Professional Microphones
Having overcome the problem of static—hence the company name “Astatic”—and improved the overall quality of radio transmitter microphones, Chorpening and Woodworth incorporated the company in 1933 and developed a line of innovative crystal microphones, phonograph pickups, and recording heads.