Audio sales and services specialist Trew Audio has announced the acquisition of professional audio supplier Pinknoise Systems.
Pinknoise has locations in Gloucester, UK and Dublin, Ireland, enabling Trew Audio to expand its presence beyond its established USA and Canadian offices.
Glen Trew, Founder of Trew Audio, said: “Trew Audio and Pinknoise Systems are united by a common origin in the world of film and video production sound. We know what it’s like out there, and this continues to drive our priorities for our customers. John McCombie’s similar vision and expertise in our field have also driven the success of Pinknoise Systems. So, we are thrilled to bring the character of the company he created into the Trew Audio family. This acquisition allows us to further our mission of providing top-tier audio support on a more global scale.”
John McCombie, Founder, Pinknoise Systems, said: “Joining the Trew Audio group is a natural and exciting progression for Pinknoise Systems. I’m happy that Trew Audio are the right custodians of Pinknoise going forward. Our shared background in film and video production audio aligns perfectly, I’m also very happy for our customers, our staff, and the future of the company”
Pinknoise Systems will continue to operate under its established brand while integrating into Trew Audio’s global network. Trew Audio will also retain the complete management team at Pinknoise Systems in the UK and Ireland headed up by current Managing Director Gerry Forde.
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