Audio-Technica

Audio-Technica is a Japanese audio manufacturer founded in 1962 by Hideo Matsushita, originally specialising in high-quality phono cartridges before expanding into microphones, headphones, wireless systems, and professional audio equipment. The company established a strong reputation through its precision engineering and consistent focus on reliability, supplying both consumer and professional markets worldwide. Audio-Technica products have been widely used in recording studios, broadcast environments, and live sound applications, with microphones in particular becoming a core part of its identity. Over time, the brand has remained closely associated with practical design, solid build quality, and accessible performance across a broad range of audio applications.

Decades
Made In Japan
Released in 1985 /
The Audio-Technica AT-RMX64 was a versatile 1985 recorder mixer that combined a 6-channel mixer with a 4-track cassette recorder in one compact system. With flexible routing, Dolby B and C noise reduction, phantom power, dual-frequency EQ, and the ability to function as both a standalone mixer and multitrack recorder, it was designed as a practical all-in-one solution for live use and demo studio work.