Studio Technologies

What Studio Technologies does

Studio Technologies, Inc. is a privately held US electronics manufacturer founded in 1978 and headquartered in Skokie, Illinois, that designs and builds professional audio, intercom, and fiber-optic transport hardware for the broadcast, stadium, and corporate AV markets. Its product portfolio spans roughly eleven categories organized around Dante audio-over-Ethernet and SMPTE ST 2110 compliance, including announcer and producer consoles (Model 200-Series and the newer Model 553X-Series), Dante-enabled beltpacks (Model 362A through Model 385), broadcast support modules, StudioComm loudspeaker monitor control systems (Models 791-795), Live-Link fiber-optic remote camera interface systems, intercom and IFB systems, and protocol-bridging products such as the Model 5682 ST 2110-to-Dante bridge. Underlying technology integrates Dante, AES67, Ravenna, and ST 2110 standards with Power-over-Ethernet powering, firmware-managed configuration via the STcontroller application, and US-based manufacturing.

The company sells exclusively through a hardware sales model, distributing products via a global network of authorized resellers and distributors alongside dedicated direct sales contacts for US, international, and European customers. End customers include television networks and radio broadcasters (with named case-study references spanning SiriusXM, Westwood One, NBC, Netflix, and Food Network productions including NFL games, March Madness, Super Bowl Radio Row, and The Masters), stadium and live-event venues, university athletics programs (Jacksonville State University, Harvard University Athletics), eSports production teams, and corporate AV integrators. Pricing is quote-based and not publicly disclosed, with no recurring software or service revenue stream indicated in the source data. Studio Technologies is actively operating and continues to invest in product development, having launched multiple new SKUs across 2025 and into 2026, alongside maintaining trade show presence at NAB and ISE for demand generation.

Name

Studio Technologies

Legal name

Studio Technologies, Inc.

Website

https://studio-tech.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

1978

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Professional Broadcast Audio Equipment

NAICS

Audio and Video Equipment Manufacturing (33431), Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing (33422)

SIC

Radio & Tv Broadcasting & Communications Equipment (3663)

akta.pro primary industry

Pro Audio Equipment (Mics, Interfaces, Mixers, Studio Monitors) (MPAIAJAB)

akta.pro secondary industry

Live Sound & Stage Equipment (PA Systems, Amplification, Monitoring) (MPAIAJAD)

Keywords

• Professional audio equipment
• Broadcast intercom systems
• Fiber-optic transport
• Audio-over-Ethernet
• Announcer consoles

Headquarters

HQ city

Skokie

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Personnel, Supply Chain, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Hardware Product Sales: Studio Technologies generates revenue primarily through the sale of professional audio, video, and fiber-optic hardware products including announcer consoles, beltpacks, intercom systems, and broadcast support modules. Products are sold as one-time purchases with no recurring revenue model indicated.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

Studio Technologies designs, engineers, and manufactures professional audio, video, and fiber-optic equipment for broadcast, live production, and corporate AV environments. The product line spans announcer consoles, party-line and digital intercom systems, IFB beltpacks, monitor-control systems, Dante/AES67 audio interfaces, and fiber-optic transport solutions built primarily for broadcasters, stadiums/arenas, university athletic programs, and corporate facilities.

Product overview

Studio Technologies provides tailored, high-performance video, audio, and fiber-optic products for the professional audio and broadcast markets. Founded in 1978, the company offers a comprehensive product portfolio organized across twelve main categories: (1) Announcer's & Producer's Consoles including Model 200-Series (203-215A) and Model 553X-Series (5532/5534/5536) supporting Dante and/or ST 2110; (2) Beltpacks including the 300-series (362A-385) Dante-enabled intercom and on-air beltpacks; (3) Broadcast Support Modules including the 5100-series (5110, 5121, 5150, 5180); (4) Dante Audio-over-Ethernet products including announcer consoles, interfaces, bridges, and talent consoles; (5) Fiber-Optic Transport including Live-Link Jr., Live-Link Sr., and Model 400A SDI-Over-Fiber; (6) Intercom & IFB including Model 2A Central Controller, Access Stations, and interfaces; (7) Mobile Broadcast solutions; (8) StudioComm Loudspeaker Monitor Control including Model 791-795 Central Controllers and Control Consoles; (9) ST 2110-Compliant products; (10) Product Bundles including Party-Line Intercom Kits; and (11) Accessories including power supplies and connector assemblies. The product line centers on Dante audio-over-Ethernet technology and ST 2110 standards compliance, serving broadcast studios, stadiums, corporate environments, eSports, and live events worldwide.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• StudioComm: Loudspeaker monitor control systems for professional audio monitoring applications including post-production, ingest, and on-air facilities.

Products and services

• Announcer Consoles

Named customers4 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration5 records

Feature5 records

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct peers

• Tieline Technology: Tieline specializes in audio over IP codecs and remote broadcast solutions used by radio broadcasters and sports producers. It overlaps with Studio Technologies' mobile broadcast and Dante-based remote production use cases, though more codec-centric than intercom-centric.
• Clear-Com: Clear-Com (an HME company) manufactures professional intercom systems, party-line beltpacks, and IFB solutions for broadcast, live events, and stadium production. It is the most direct competitor to Studio Technologies' intercom beltpacks, IFB products, and announcer consoles.
• RTS Intercom Systems (Bosch): RTS, part of Bosch Communications, manufactures matrix intercom systems, keypanels, and party-line intercoms for broadcast and production environments. It directly overlaps with Studio Technologies' intercom beltpack and IFB product lines, particularly for television sports and mobile broadcast.
• Comrex: Comrex makes audio codecs and remote broadcast hardware (such as BRIC-Link and LiveShot) for radio and television remotes. While not a direct intercom competitor, it serves the same broadcast sports and live-event customers with adjacent audio-over-IP hardware.
• Riedel Communications: Riedel Communications provides intercom systems (Artist, Bolero), fiber-optic signal transport, and broadcast audio networking products used by major broadcasters and live-event producers. Riedel competes head-to-head with Studio Technologies in intercom beltpacks, fiber transport, and ST 2110 workflows.
• Wheatstone Corporation: Wheatstone manufactures professional broadcast audio mixing consoles, processing, and AoIP networking products for radio and television. Its audio networking and console products compete with Studio Technologies' StudioComm monitor control and Dante-enabled interface lines.
• Glensound: Glensound is a UK-based manufacturer of professional broadcast audio equipment including Dante-enabled intercoms, commentators' units, and audio interfaces. Its commentator consoles and on-air beltpacks directly compete with Studio Technologies' Model 200- and 553X-series announcer consoles.
• Sonifex: Sonifex manufactures broadcast audio equipment including commentator units, audio interfaces, and Dante-enabled IFB/intercom products for radio and television. Its commentator consoles and talkback systems overlap with Studio Technologies' announcer console portfolio.

Others

• Audinate: Audinate is the developer of Dante audio-over-IP technology, which underpins most Studio Technologies products. It is not a direct competitor but a critical enabling technology partner; any vertical integration by Audinate into announcer consoles or intercom endpoints would represent a competitive threat.

Emerging players

• JK Audio: JK Audio manufactures broadcast audio interfaces, telephone hybrids, and intercom adapters used by radio and podcast producers. It overlaps with Studio Technologies' broadcast support modules and intercom interfaces but at a smaller scale and with a focus on telephone and podcast workflows.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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