Evertz moves manufacturing of Studer consoles from Hungary to Canada

The consoles of Studer Audio, a brand recently acquired by Evertz, will begin manufacturing at the headquarters of Evertz in Canada, thus abandoning the facilities located in Hungary.

The transfer, as confirmed by the Evertz, is part of a “long term plan” which aims to “develop next-generation products that meet the needs of future customers” in the broadcast, live entertainment/concert, sports, e-sports, stadiums, arenas and houses of worship markets.

Founded in Switzerland in 1948, Studer It initially manufactured professional decks and analog consoles, but began manufacturing digital mixing consoles when it was acquired by Harman International Industries in 1994. A solvent track record and the solvency of these teams led to Evertz to acquire the company a few months ago. Currently, the Canadian firm has already integrated Studer Audio products such as the Study Vista o Infinity Core with its solutions Software Defined Video Networking (SDVN). In this way, Evertz offers a “complete solution” for audio and video orchestration, monitoring and analysis.

Vince Silvestri, vice presidents of software systems, says this will not be the only change Studer addresses, as Evertz is committed to “the development of high-quality audio products and solutions” as “current stewards of this legendary brand.”