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By Joseph Palenchar. DTS plans on April 9 to unveil more detailed plans for its DTS:X object-based surround-sound format, a Dolby Atmos alternative for use on Blu-ray discs and playback in home theater systems.
VANCOUVER, CANADA—Canadian proaudio supplier Radial Engineering is bringing the audiophile Hafler brand back to the consumer-audio market.
Canadian pro-audio supplier Radial Engineering is bringing the audiophile Hafler brand back to the consumer-audio market.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA—Consumer electronics retailer/mail order company Crutchfield plans to further expand its assortment of pro audio products, which it began offering in February, merchandising executive VP Rick Souder told PSN sister magazine, TWICE.
MAWAH, NJ—D&M Holdings has sold off its Denon Professional, Marantz Professional and Denon DJ businesses to inMusic Brands, which owns multiple pro-audio brands.
D&M Holdings sold off its Calrec pro audio business as part of its effort to “put more of our resources and organizational focus on building our core consumer business,” according to D&M Holdings CEO Jim Caudill.
SAN FRANCISCO, CA—Dolby Laboratories founder Dr. Ray Dolby died September 12 at his home in San Francisco at age 80.
By Joseph Palenchar for Twice. Yamaha Corp. boosted first-half global sales, operating income and net income. During the period, Yamaha’s audio equipment sales, consisting mainly of home and pro audio, rose 17.3 percent to 48.7 billion yen $496.1 million)....
NEW YORK, NY—The AVnu Alliance, a manufacturer group that promotes the IEEE’s AVB (AudioVideo Bridging) network standard, is turning its sights on the residential audio market after having developed audio-interoperability specifications for the pro audio market.
Dolby Laboratories founder Dr. Ray Dolby died Sept. 12 at his home in San Francisco at age 80.
The AVnu Alliance, a manufacturer group that promotes the IEEE’s AVB (AudioVideo Bridging) network standard, is turning its sights on the residential audio market after having developed audio-interoperability specifications for the pro audio market.
By Joseph Palenchar. Gibson Guitar Corp. changed its name to Gibson Brands to reflect its presence in the musical instrument, pro audio and consumer audio markets.
Shizuoka, japan—Yamaha’s board approved a merger effective April 1 of its U.S. home-audio subsidiary with its U.S.-based musical instruments and pro audio subsidiary, but the merged entity has no plans to merge sales or rep forces.
Yamaha's board approved a merger effective April 1 of its U.S. home-audio subsidiary with its U.S.-based musical instruments and pro audio subsidiary, but the merged entity has no plans to merge sales or rep forces.
