AudioTechnica

Audio-Technica Corporation, commonly known as Audio-Technica, is a Japanese audio equipment manufacturer founded in 1962. The company designs and manufactures a range of products for consumers and professionals, including microphones, headphones, turntables, and wireless systems.

Originally established to produce moving-coil phono cartridges, Audio-Technica expanded into microphones and other audio gear, becoming a recognized supplier in music production, broadcasting, live sound, and consumer electronics.

Notable products include the AT2020 cardioid condenser microphone and the ATH-M50x studio headphones, among other models such as the AT-LP120 turntable series. The company markets a broad lineup spanning entry-level to professional-grade equipment and continues to innovate in microphone capsule technology and wireless transmission.

Headquartered in Tokyo, Audio-Technica operates manufacturing, research and development facilities in Japan and other regions, with subsidiaries, distributors, and service centers around the world to support its global customer base.

Audio-Technica products are widely used in recording studios, broadcast operations, live performances, and by consumers for personal listening. The company is considered a leading supplier of microphones and headphones in the global audio industry.