“I am very pleased to welcome the SM Pro Audio team to the HARMAN fold. Together, we look forward to bringing a new depth of innovation to the broadest array of customers around the world,” Augsburger said today. “To that point, we have already envisioned ideas and concepts where SM Pro Audio products and technologies could benefit Soundcraft and Studer mixers, dbx signal processing, AKG transducers, and more. We expect to introduce HARMAN products that feature SM Pro Audio technology in early 2015, including previews of two groundbreaking Soundcraft mixing products at NAMM 2015.”
SM Pro Audio was a privately held business. Additional details of the transaction are not being disclosed at this time.