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NTP Technology to Demonstrate Latest-Generation DAD Thunder|Core Compact Audio Production Interfaces at NAB 2024

NTP Technology to Demonstrate Latest-Generation DAD Thunder|Core Compact Audio Production Interfaces at NAB 2024

Accompanying image shows the NTP Technology DAD AX Center compact audio interface and router.

Press Release NTP Technology:

Gentofte, Denmark, April 9, 2024 – NTP Technology will exhibit its latest-generation Digital Audio Denmark range of audio production interfaces on booth SU1045 at the 2024 NAB Show in Las Vegas, April 14-17. Designed for use in studio or location recording and live music production environments as well as film sound post-production, the DAD Thunder|Core series includes the AX64, compact AX Center and ultra-compact Core 256. 

DAD AX64 analog-to-digital / digital-to-analog / digital-to-digital audio interface

“The pristine audio quality of preamps and transparency of our AD/DA converters originated back in the days of high-res DXD audio recording for SACD,” says Mikael Vest, Sales Director, NTP Technology. “Media professionals throughout the film, television and music recording industry also saw the benefits of our flexible audio routing and digital format conversion. Occupying 2U, the AX24 is our flagship multi-format digital/analog/digital interface. It offers 256 Thunderbolt and 256 Dante channels for use in just about any professional audio application. Standard features also include PRO|MON monitor control from mono to immersive plus 128 channels of SPQ loudspeaker processing with a total of 1024 EQ bands and individual channel delay. The AX24 can be tailored with additional I/O. The expansion capability is unlimited as you can add any Dante device of your liking to your setup such as extra A/D-D/A converters, microphone preamps, headphone amps, mixing consoles or speakers. Installing one eight-channel D/A card in addition to the four built-in output channels makes the AX24 the perfect 7.1.4 solution for immersive Dolby Atmos music production.”

DAD AX Center compact audio interface and router

Occupying just 1U, the AX Center audio interface and router can be housed in a near-to-hand rack, placed directly on a desktop or used as part of a transportable recording rig. It is equipped to be the centerpiece of audio conversion and monitor control. The PRO|MON section of the control software gives access to a 512 x 64 channel summing processor. SPQ processing offers 128 channels with a total of 1024 EQ filters, as well as delay, for accurate loudspeaker correction in the studio. The internal routing matrix spans 984 x 984 channels, allowing any input to be routed to any output or duplicated and routed to several different destinations simultaneously.

DAD Core 256 ultra compact audio interface and router

Core 256 is the most compact of the DAD Thunder|Core series. A digital router and monitoring interface with 720 input and output channels, it is ready to take on many other tasks in the post production, studio and installed audio spheres. “With Dante, MADI and ADAT ports onboard and versatile and flexible DADman routing control available, it is also a stellar D/D converter that can grab any digital audio channel – convert it if needed – and route it anywhere,” Mikael Vest adds. “At 1U high and half-rack width, it can share a 1U rack shelf with an Apple Mac Mini running Dolby Atmos Renderer, Dolby Atmos Production Suite or Dolby Atmos Mastering Suite. For immersive audio post production facilities, this is the missing link that streamlines and optimises multichannel workflows.”

NTP Technology’s DAD Thunder|Core has a hardware latency of only nine samples, 32 bit floating point resolution, and is capable of handling up to 256 bidirectional channels at 48 and 96 kHz, 128 channels at 192 kHz and 64 channels at 384 kHz. It also supports Apple Silicon processors, macOS Big Sur and forward with a Core Audio driver, as well as Windows 10 and forward with an ASIO Thunder|Core driver.

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NTP Technology (www.ntp.dk) produces high-reliability audio routing and signal processing systems for major international broadcasters, audio mastering, editing and post production studios. DAD - Digital Audio Denmark (www.digitalaudio.dk), a brand owned by NTP Technology, is renowned worldwide for analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog audio converters delivering outstanding sonic performance. Based in Copenhagen, NTP is part of the Dan Technologies Group, one of Europe's leading suppliers of audio, video, transmission products and digital media solutions.

Contacts for further information

NTP Technology contact:

Mikael Vest, Director of Sales and Operations 

mikael.vest@ntp.dk | +45 4596 8882 

NTP Technology A/S, Nybrovej 99, DK-2820 Gentofte, Denmark

+45 4596 8880 | info@ntp.dk | www.ntp.dk | www.digitalaudio.dk

Hiltron Communications Strengthens Management Team with New Board Appointments

Hiltron Communications Strengthens Management Team with New Board Appointments

Backnang, Germany, 2 February , 2024

Hiltron Communications announces the strengthening of its management team. Joachim Kärcher steps up to the position of Chairman, succeeded as Managing Director by Jochen Ermel.

Joachim Kärcher joined Hiltron in March 2019 where he held the role Financial Director as well as, from 2022 until today, Managing Director. In addition to the chairmanship of Hiltron, he continues as Managing Director of ESA Microwave GmbH – a position to which he was appointed when the assets of the former ESA Microwave were purchased by Hiltron in January 2021.

“Joachim Kärcher is highly efficient administrator who has contributed strongly to the progress of Hiltron Communications and ESA Microwave,” says Ole Clausen, co-Geschäftsführer of both companies. “His commercial experience and team leadership skills continue to be very greatly appreciated. In addition to his new role as Chairman of Hiltron Communications, he remains Managing Director of ESA Microwave GmbH.”

“Hiltron Communications and ESA Microwave have both proved their resilience as innovators across the satellite systems development and manufacturing sector,” Joachim Kärcher adds. “I am confident that the two companies will sustain their commercial and technical momentum in both the broadcast and wider telecommunications sectors.”

Hiltron’s new MD, Jochen Ermel, graduated in civil engineering and environmental technology at Bundeswehr University Munich, followed by 10 years working in the field of finance. Subsequently joining Rosenberger Hochfrequenztechnik GmbH & Co. KG, he specialised in the development of product strategies and promotion across a wide range application areas and geographical regions. “Hiltron Communications has an excellent reputation as an internationally active designer and producer of high-precision satellite communication equipment and systems,” he comments. “Satellite communication technology is developing rapidly, particularly in LEO sector with its ability to supplement ground-based telco networks across large areas of sparsely inhabited terrain. We will build on Hilton's proven capabilities in broadcasting, defence, secure communications and science through a consistent growth strategy.”

For further requests, please contact

Jochen Ermel

Email: jochen.ermel@hiltron.de | Tel: +49 (0)7191 343 570

Website: www.hiltron.de

Hiltron Communications, Emil-Rathenau-Str., 71522 Backnang, Germany

Tel: +49 (0)7191 343 570 | Fax: +49 (0)7191 3435 750 |

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Danmon Group, NTP Technology, Marquis and Hiltron GmbH at IBC 2023

IBC 2023

Danmon Group, NTP Technology, Hiltron and Marquis Broadcast were exhibiting IBC2023, the company was represented by key staff from Scandinavia, Spain, Portugal, the United Kingdom and Asia.

Danmon Group and NTP Technology were exhibiting on stand in Hall 8 at stand B60/61 with Pods on the stand from Vantec showing their Studio2GO system which is used for Live-Streaming and NTP showing their Thunder Core Serie.

Marquis were exhibiting in Hall 7 at stand B20 and also had a Pod in Hall 8 at the Danmon Group stand were it was possible to see how Marquis tools could help protect you from ransomware. sort gaps in your workflow, reduce egress charges and make any workflow actucally work! You could also learn more about our clever Sony C3 Portal to Avid workflow.

Hiltron were exhibiting in Hall 1 at stand A42 and also had a Satelite in Hall 8 at the Danmon Group stand were it was possible to see and hear more about the Hiltron Satelites.

It was a very positive IBC2023, showing our clients the best solutions in the market with help of our partners. IBC continues to be a useful forum for one-to-one meetings both with suppliers and clients.

As Usually we always had our tradtional HAPPY HOUR from 17-18 pm friday to sunday - here some pictures during the days from IBC.

The company have a global strategy for the coming years, but we are also completely aware of how much the local anchoring means. Our Mission is to connect businesses with their core audicences anytime, anywhere , on any device. Our aim is to continue building customer thrust in our business.

We think globally and act locally.

Contacts for further information

Dan Technologies A/S: Christoffer Kay, Chief Operating Officer

Email: christoffer.kay@dantechnologies.com | Tel: +45 4596 8853

Compnay Address:

Dan Technologies A/S, Nybrovej 99, 2820 Gentofte, Denmark

Tel: +45 45 96 88 00 | Email: info@danmon.dk | Web: www.danmon.com

 

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System of LED screens renewal in the main sets of RTVE by Datos Media

System of LED screens renewal in the main sets of RTVE by Datos Media

Madrid, Spain, July 15th , 2021 –  Datos Media has completed the integration of an entire LED screen monitoring system for TVE's news set. High-end products have been chosen from Alfalite, a Spanish company with more than 20 years of experience in the sector, together with technology from NovaStar.

The project encompassed two separate locations: RTVE Torrespaña and RTVE Prado del Rey.

RTVE TORRESPAÑA

A total of 4 screens of different lengths (4, 7, 9 and 15 metres) with a height of 2.5 metres have been installed and configured, distributed across the main information services set. The largest screen has a length of 14 metres and a resolution of 9,830,400 pixels (7680 x 1280 active). The total screen surface area installed on this set is close to 90 square metres, using 350 ModularPix Pro 1 modules from Alfalite with corresponding processing and scaling systems from NovaPro from NovaStar. A NovaPro UHD integrates video processing, sending to LED screens up to 3840 x 2160 resolution and to the control system in a single product. The NovaPro UHD has multiple 4K inputs, and 4K send capability.

RTVE PRADO DEL REY

A total of 15 screens (curved and flat) have been installed across various sets used for producing “La Mañana de la 1”, “A partir de hoy”, “La aventura del saber”,“Aquí la tierra”,“ Corazón ”and“ España Directo ”. For the latter, the largest curved screen has been configured with a length of 14 metres and a total resolution of 6,414,336 pixels (5568 x 1152 active). The installed screen area is close to 200 square metres with a total of 769 Alfalite Modularpix Pro P2 2.6 modules and their corresponding processing and scaling systems such as the Alfalite LVP4K. The image processing and scaling system is made up of Alfalite’s LVP4Ks and NovaStar’s ‘all-in-one’ VX4s. In the case of the LVP4K, it allows a configuration of up to 4 HDMI 2.0 inputs with support for UHD resolutions and with up to 8 DVI outputs that feed the display controllers, a task carried out by the NovaStar MCTRL600 equipment which is capable of handling up to 2.3 million of pixels.

All the screens at both locations have a robust structure to support their weight and size. All are equipped with protected power supplies.

The entire installation has been carried out without interrupting the production of the news or programmes. It was necessary to carry out exhaustive planning and a deployment of important human and technical resources to guarantee seamless continuity of operation. “Alfalite technology was ideal for this demanding project," says Rafael Zapardiel of Datos' Media Sales department. We chose the company's ModularPix Pro 1 modules which have already proved an excellent solution to the needs that arose in other RTVE sets. They now providing a visualization and scenography system that, in one case, goes up to 8K horizontal resolution. This forms a superb visual solution giving for use during the broadcast of the RTVE news. ”

About Datos Media Technologies

Datos Media Technologies is a company dedicated to providing technology, consulting, integration, training and support to build and improve workflow for the broadcast industry. It was founded in 2013 by David Martínez and Tomas Nielsen, both professionals with a long professional career, and the Danmon group that has more than 35 years of experience and a consolidated position in different international broadcast markets.

About RTVE (Radio Televisión Española)

RTVE is the national public television of Spain. It was created in 1946 and currently broadcasts on a dozen channels between TDT and Satelite.It is based in Madrid in Torrespaña and Prado del Rey, in addition to having various delegations throughout the Spanish and world geography.

Contacts for further information:

Datos Media Technologies

Rafael Zapardiel
sales@datosmedia.es

Teléfono. +34 91 001 89 08

Datos Media

C/ Luís Buñuel 2, Bajo-C
28223 - Pozuelo de Alarcón (Madrid) Web: www.soundware.es

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ATG Danmon Designs and Integrates Latest-Generation Newsroom and Edit Suites for Alaraby Television

ATG Danmon Designs and Integrates Latest-Generation Newsroom and Edit Suites for Alaraby Television

Accompanying images show Studios 1 and 2 at Alaraby Television’s newly upgraded London headquarters.

London, UK, August 3rd, 2021 -  ATG Danmon announces the completion of a large-scale upgrade to the news production and editing facilities at the London headquarters of Alaraby Television. Based in Park Royal, Alaraby broadcasts via satellite to viewers throughout the Middle East, North Africa and Europe, as well as globally via cable and online.

"News and documentary programmes form a core part of our output," comments Ali Husseini, director of broadcast operations & visuals at Alaraby. "Key objectives were to advance our news reporting, ingest, production and playout systems to latest-generation workflow, allowing staff at our headquarters and around the world to operate with maximum efficiency and creativity as a unified team. Our legacy infrastructure remained active until the new system was fully commissioned so that editors and their production colleagues could transition as easily as possible."

 

“Alaraby selected us to design, engineer and integrate a complete system from content acquisition right through to presentation," adds ATG Danmon project manager Howard Dixon. "The front end comprises 12 channels of news ingest capturing to a dedicated server with proxy file-generation capability. This feeds through to a 75-client news production platform with full asset management resources, 120 terabytes of production storage and cloud-connected browsing. Studio playout is fully automated and includes a multichannel MPEG gallery playout server. The graphics system provides a range of image generation capabilities including a scrolling text news ticker, virtual studio generation plus a video wall feed. We were also commissioned to upgrade eight craft edit suites, replacing a third-party installation with latest-generation Avid editors, plus network switching and transcoding."

ATG Danmon worked across the production control gallery and master control room, providing cabling, racks and interfaces where necessary. A new data centre was equipped which could be operated alongside the channel's existing data centre during the transition to the new system. This included designing and integrating KVM control interfaces allowing newsroom and edit suite operators to switch between the legacy and latest-generation systems.

"As is normal on projects of this kind, we partnered closely with Alaraby's management team and studio staff to ensure that full broadcast continuity was maintained throughout the entire process of upgrading," adds ATG Danmon managing director Russell Peirson-Hagger. "Programme rehearsal, live presentation, post production and playout all proceeded as normal throughout the upgrade. Much of the installation work was performed at night so that studio operation could proceed without disturbance. Precautions were also taken to ensure Covid-19 safeguarding."

About Alaraby Television

Part of the Fadaat Media network, Alaraby Television (www.alaraby.com) launched in January 2015. It broadcasts a variety of programmes and news shows in Arabic, focusing on news, politics  and culture. Based at headquarters in London, the channel has regional centres in Beirut, Doha and Tunis, in addition to offices in Algeria, Iraq, Jordan, Libya, Pakistan, Palestine (Ramallah and Gaza and Jerusalem), Russia, the United States and Yemen. These and other offices are supported by more than 60 correspondents around the world. Alaraby programmes are supplemented by an online web service including on-demand video. Alaraby Television broadcasts can be viewed via satellite and via various regional service providers. Live broadcasts can also be seen via the Alaraby website or using smartphone applications.

Contacts for further information

ATG Danmon: Russell Peirson-Hagger

Email: russell.peirson-hagger@atgdanmon.co.uk
Tel: +44 (0)1462 485 444

Danmon Group United Kingdom, Unit 5, Oakfield Business Corner, Works Road, Letchworth SG6 1FB, UK

Tel: +44 (0)1462 485 444
Fax: +44 (0)1462 485 777

Web: www.atgdanmon.co.uk/ | Twitter: @ATGDanmon

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Hiltron Completes Multi-Antenna Satellite Link System for German Broadcast News Network

Hiltron Completes Multi-Antenna Satellite Link System for German Broadcast News Network

Backnang, Germany, May 25th, 2021 – Hiltron Communications, a globally active satellite system integrator, manufacturer and distributor, announces the completion of a satellite uplink and downlink system for one of Germany's largest television news broadcasters. The project includes six antennas and related control infrastructure which will be used to communicate with the network's associate organisations around the world.

"Following successful acceptance, we created a solution which integrates fully into the news production workflow," says Hiltron managing director Antonio Monteverde. "Easy and efficient operation were essential requirements. The antennas are located on a city-centre rooftop earth station and operated via remote links from the network's master control room. Hiltron software allows the system to be supervised via a single browser-based display screen showing all relevant performance parameters, confidence lights and alerts. Most important of all, de-icers in the antenna panels can be activated automatically if the rooftop temperature creates any risk of freezing."

 

"All six of the new antennas will be used to capture incoming signals", details Hiltron project manager Guy Van Bambeke. "Five of the reflectors are from General Dynamics, one being 3 metres in diameter and four being 3.7 metres. The sixth is a 2.7 metre Laminas dish which we have equipped to capture simultaneous feeds from three orbital positions, in this case 7 degrees east, 13 degrees east and 19.2 degrees east. Each antenna is on a fixed mount.

"We have also refurbished three existing antennas which will function both as uplinks and downlinks. That part of the project included the provision and integration of Hiltron ACU antenna control units which are used to control the dish azimuth and elevation. Each comprises a standalone unit contained in a weatherproofed outdoor housing, remotely operated via an IP data stream from a standard PC. Once a satellite is selected, precise access parameters can be determined by pressing a single button.

"Last and not least, we have integrated 13 Swedish Microwave low noise block downconverters. These are high-performance units which ensure the received data conforms fully to broadcast specification."

Hiltron ACU antenna control units are designed to control three-axis motorised antennas. The antenna control unit and associated motor-control electronics are contained in an IP65-rated weatherproof outdoor housing with a hinged front access port secured by dual key screws. Each control unit can be operated from a PC running a graphic user interface compatible with standard web browsers. The control GUI displays all the information required to set and maintain azimuth, elevation and polarisation, including current and target positions plus a database of potential accessible satellites.

About Hiltron 

Hiltron Communications (www.hiltron.de) is a globally active system integrator, manufacturer and distributor in the field of satellite and wireless communication. The company operates from modern purpose-built headquarters at Backnang near Stuttgart. On-site facilities include a large technical operations area with high access doors and ceiling, capable of accommodating satellite-link vehicles and their roof-mounted antennas.

Contact for further information at Hiltron 

Antonio Monteverde

Tel: +49 (0)7191 343 570 | Email: antonio.monteverde@hiltron.de

Hiltron Communications, Emil-Rathenau-Str., 71522 Backnang, Germany

Tel: +49 (0)7191 343 570 | Fax: +49 (0)7191 3435 750 |

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Hiltron Communications Expands Product Portfolio

Hiltron Communications Expands Product Portfolio with Formation of ESA Microwave GmbH

Backnang, Germany, January 25th, 2021 – Hiltron Communications, a globally active satellite system integrator, manufacturer and distributor, announces the addition to its product portfolio of microwave feed systems for ground station antennas and high performance microwave components.

Having recently purchased the assets of the former ESA Microwave Solutions GmbH, Hiltron has acquired the know-how to design, develop, manufacture and test feed systems and microwave components for the bands from S to Ka, including band combination for multi-band feeds. Hiltron can now offer multi-band feed systems for new antennas as well as retrofit and upgrade of feeds for existing antennas.

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"ESA's customised feed systems and high performance microwave components complement our own range of products for the ground station market sector," comments Hiltron's managing director Antonio Monteverde. "With our in-house design and development capabilities, we are now able to offer motorised antenna mounts, antenna control units, tracking and feed systems for nearly any type of antenna reflector. We have relocated development and manufacturing of the new product line into a newly stablished subsidiary, ESA Microwave GmbH. My colleague Joachim Kaercher will supervise the corporate activity of ESA Microwave GmbH as managing director in addition to his role as Hiltron's financial director."

About Hiltron 

Hiltron Communications (www.hiltron.de) is a globally active system integrator, manufacturer and distributor in the field of satellite and wireless communication. The company operates from modern purpose-built headquarters at Backnang near Stuttgart. On-site facilities include a large technical operations area with high access doors and ceiling, capable of accommodating satellite-link vehicles and their roof-mounted antennas.

Contact for further information at Hiltron 

Antonio Monteverde

Tel: +49 (0)7191 343 570 | Email: antonio.monteverde@hiltron.de

Hiltron Communications, Emil-Rathenau-Str., 71522 Backnang, Germany

Tel: +49 (0)7191 343 570 | Fax: +49 (0)7191 3435 750 |

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ATG Danmon Completes Studio Relocation and Modernisation for International News Agency

ATG Danmon Completes Studio Relocation and Modernisation for International News Agency

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Accompanying image shows the multiscreen display and operational desks for master control.


London, UK, February 3th, 2021 – ATG Danmon (www.atgdanmon.co.uk) announces the completion of new broadcast television production facilities for one of the largest and longest established global news agencies. The project included the design and integration of two new studios plus associated galleries and a master control room.

"This assignment coincided with a relocation to new premises in London's Canary Wharf financial hub," says ATG Danmon Managing Director Russell Peirson-Hagger. "The new studios form the UK core of a global service the agency offers to television and radio broadcasters in addition to its role as an international news provider. We partnered closely with the studio management team from the initial design phase through to system completion, testing and staff training. Cable prefabrication was performed at our Letchworth headquarters prior to the onsite build. New equipment installed included power-efficient LED lighting, Ross routing and RTS talkback. We also integrated cameras from the agency's former location."

"We have installed a 12G SDI routing core which is configured for HD but can also handle UHD if required at any time in the future," adds ATG Danmon Head of Systems Integration Jonathan Hughes. "At its core are a latest-generation Ross Ultrix router and Ross Carbonite Ultra vision mixer which we recommended to replace ageing third-party equipment. Representatives from the agency came with us to Ross Video's UK facility in Reading and were greatly impressed by the demonstration. Carbonite is an HDR-capable 3 M/E UHD mixer with a versatile control panel and a very compact processor. We have also upgraded the graphics and character generation to a Ross XPression which supports perspective-based image manipulation and real-time animation. This includes a MOS software gateway with an offline render engine."

Audio infrastructure includes Dante audio-over-IP networking which ATG Danmon recommended and integrated. This is bridged to the Ultrix router which performs the embedding and distribution switching. ATG Danmon upgraded the intercom system to an RTS Odin which can handle up to 128 ports in a single 1 U chassis with support for up to eight such units.

Being very news focused, the agency has many incoming audio contribution feeds so ATG Danmon integrated a SIP-based server from Broadcast Bionics with Dante emerging from the other side. This is currently configured for eight lines which are used for IFB talkback and contribution to live on-air shows.

For the Studio A gallery, ATG Danmon integrated a main production desk with an embedded Ross Carbonite Ultra. Behind this is a journalist desk with Avid iNews terminals and Autocue teleprompt control. Both desks face a wall-mounted array of NEC UHD video monitors in multiscreen configuration. A desk with an integrated Allen & Heath audio mixer was also populated and connected into the system. This faces a NEC multi-screen monitor.

Studio B is the smaller of the two studios. For its production gallery, ATG Danmon integrated a desk equipped for graphics, vision mixing, newsroom-computer and Panasonic robotic camera control. An audio mixer is located on the right. The monitor wall display has essentially the same configuration as that in the Studio A production gallery.

The project was completed on schedule and within budget.

Contacts for further information

ATG Danmon: Russell Peirson-Hagger

Email: russell.peirson-hagger@atgdanmon.co.uk

Tel: +44 (0)1462 485 444

Danmon Group United Kingdom, Unit 5, Oakfield Business Corner, Works Road, Letchworth SG6 1FB, UK

Tel: +44 (0)1462 485 444

Fax: +44 (0)1462 485 777

Web: www.atgdanmon.co.uk/ | Twitter: @ATGDanmon

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Apantac appoints Danmon for representation in Denmark, Norway & Sweden

Apantac appoints Danmon for representation in Denmark, Norway & Sweden

Apantac appoints Danmon for representation in Denmark, Norway & Sweden
The distribution agreement officially starts on the 3rd of november 2020.

Apantac, an internationally recognized manufacturer of multiviewers, video walls, extension and signal processing solutions is boosting its presence in Denmark, Norway and Sweden with the appointment of its new distribution partner, Danmon Group.

Apantac’s award-winning multiviewers and signal processing solutions are suited for both the broadcast and the professional AV markets and the company’s entire range of products will be represented by Danmon in the Scandinavian region.

Danmon’s services include system design, installation, technical services and support delivering solutions for a vast range of applications including traditional broadcast, film, post production, as well as the globally expanding ProAV market including educational institutions, control rooms, houses of worship, medical and more.

“Danmon embodies our commitment to our customers and we are looking forward to working with the team. Their experience and breadth of localized teams will be a great asset in helping to build Apantac’s presence in the region,” comments Michel Rudelle, EMEA Regional Manager of Apantac.

 “We are very pleased to be joining Apantac’s global distribution network and integrating its technology and solutions into our projects,” comments Christoffer Kay, Chief Operating Office of Dan Technologies A/S. “Apantac’s vast range of products fit neatly with our system and integration work and our customers will benefit from their reputable products.”

About Apantac LLC

Apantac LLC (www.apantac.com) is a leading designer and developer of high quality and cost effective multiviewers, video walls, matrices, extenders, openGear solutions and signal processing equipment. The Apantac product line has been specifically designed to provide users with flexible and innovative technology solutions for the broadcast and ProAV industries.

Apantac was founded in 2008 and is a privately held company with its headquarters located in Portland, Oregon, USA.

For more information about Apantac’s products & services please visit: www.apantac.com. For sales, please visit the website, or email thomas.tang@apantac.com. More information: Facebook, Twitter, and Linkedin.

About Danmon

Established in 1981, the Danmon Group has developed to be a long-established broadcast and media solutions provider combining in-depth experience with the ability to implement new technology quickly and efficiently. With local offices in several countries they operate globally and act locally.

The group covers a wide range of competencies and skills required in today’s advanced broadcast and media sector within traditional broadcast, IT/IP, RF, satellite, audio over IP, virtual studios, archive & storage, OTT and streaming platforms as well as API and workflow management software and high-end AV solutions for corporate and institutional customers. For more information please visit: https://www.danmon.com/

Contacts for further information

Danmon Group

Email: info@danmon.dk

Tel: +45 4596 8800

Web: www.danmon.com

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