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Logitek Electronic Systems
Logitek Electronic Systems is an American broadcast-console manufacturer founded in 1979 in Houston, Texas, credited with building the United States' first router-based radio console (mid-1990s). An early proponent of Audio-over-IP (AoIP), it expanded into TV consoles and audio metering. In 2024 Logitek merged with MaxxKonnect and Angry Audio to form Triple Helix Technologies.
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