Audio-Technica (also known as Audio Technica or AT), a privately owned Japanese company founded in 1962, designs and manufactures consumer electronics. Employing approximately 740 people, the company's product line includes microphones, headphones, wireless systems, turntables, and other audio equipment for both professional and home use. While initially specializing in phonograph cartridges, Audio-Technica has expanded its offerings to a broader range of audio products. In 2023, the company's revenue was less than $250 million.
Audio-Technica products were used in several personal audio setups. On an unspecified date, a user upgraded their audio equipment, replacing an Audio-Technica LP-60 turntable with a Technics SL-1500C. Another user mentioned using an Audio-Technica LP7 turntable with a VM520EB cartridge on an unspecified date. A separate report detailed the ATM355 microphone's features, including its cardioid capsule, AT8543 power module with locking four-pin connector and XLRM output, and switchable 80Hz low-cut filter. Finally, on an unspecified date, an Audio-Technica VM740 ML turntable stabilizer was used in a high-end audio setup alongside other equipment including a Magnat MTT990 turntable.
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Audio-Technica offers 9 products in the media tech and media and telecoms services industries. Audio-Technica's product portfolio comprises of consumer electronics and audio.
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Audio-Technica's revenues were less than $250M in 2023. Caretta Research has split Audio-Technica's revenue into 5 different product categories, the largest of which is consumer devices. For full access to Audio-Technica's revenue breakdown subscribe to Caretta Portal.
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