ElmerJFudd Posted July 22, 2016 Share Posted July 22, 2016 http://www.fairlight.com.au/images/sendbinary.asp?width=300&path=/imagesDB/wysiwyg/Fairlight600x100px-png.png http://www.fairlight.com.au Fairlight.AU, the Australian technology development company has announced that it is actively seeking a buyer for its Professional Audio technology. CEO, Philip Belcher, told us, "Over its long history, Fairlight has continually developed highly innovative professional audio technologies that are used by a large number of major content producers around the world. With a range of innovative new AES67 compliant audio distribution products approaching release, it has been decided that the potential for Fairlight's professional audio technologies is much larger than can be achieved under the current ownership. Fairlight is seeking to enter into discussions with organisations that wish to leverage its professional audio technologies to augment their offerings and enhance their competitive positions in this rapidly evolving market. It is anticipated that with the level of interest for the technologies that offer the potential of a key strategic advantage as part of a larger portfolio, it should not be long before a transaction is complete. The company will now focus its efforts on its patented picture key work surface technology which it licences to manufacturers of highly user interactive tactile equipment." About Fairlight Fairlight has been designing, engineering and manufacturing cutting edge, professional digital audio technology for 40 years. Its dedication to innovation, quality and customer service has made Fairlight one of the most respected companies in professional audio. With their integrated control surfaces and intuitive user interfaces, Fairlight's award-winning media creation tools are renowned for their speed, flexibility and exceptional sonic quality. The company's products offer full compatibility with virtually all open audio, video and sync standards, making them ideally suited to a wide range of audio post and live broadcast applications. Yamaha CP88, Casio PX-560 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bif_ Posted July 22, 2016 Share Posted July 22, 2016 Hmm. I'll think about it. Don't know where I'd put it. Kurzweil Forte, Yamaha Motif ES7, Muse Receptor 2 Pro Max, Neo Ventilator Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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