Pro-audio brand portfolio (Akai, Alesis, Numark, Denon DJ); Cambridge R&D site.
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inMusic Brands is a private American company founded in 2012 and based in Cumberland, Rhode Island. It serves as the parent company for a diverse portfolio of music technology, audio, and consumer electronics brands. The company focuses on DJ equipment, music production, pro audio, live sound, musical instruments, lighting, and related software. The company has a rich history, originating from the acquisition of Numark Electronics in 1992. Over the years, inMusic has expanded through strategic purchases of notable brands such as Alesis, ION Audio, and Moog, among others. With a workforce of 501-1000 employees and operations in 12 locations worldwide, inMusic emphasizes innovation in engineering and design to cater to DJs, musicians, producers, and audio professionals globally. inMusic oversees more than 16 brands, including Akai Professional, Denon DJ, and M-Audio, each offering specialized products for music creation and performance. The company provides manufacturing, product development, and global distribution, targeting a wide range of customers from professional audio users to everyday musicians.
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