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Euphonix
Founded in California in 1988, Euphonix made its name with assignable digitally-controlled consoles (CS2000, then System 5) widely used in post-production and broadcast. The EuCon control technology and MC surfaces marked the late 2000s. Euphonix was acquired by Avid in 2010, which folded in EuCon and the MC/Artist range.
