Altec Lansing

Altec Lansing is an American audio electronics company founded in 1927, recognized for its loudspeakers and professional audio equipment. The company was formed in 1941 through the merger of Altec Service Company and Lansing Manufacturing Company. Altec Lansing has a rich history as a pioneer in the audio industry, particularly in developing high-fidelity and stereophonic sound systems for theaters and studios.

The company is best known for its Voice of the Theatre (VOTT) series, which includes the iconic VOTT A7 model. Altec Lansing has also produced professional sound systems, amplifiers, and commercial microphones, contributing significantly to the hi-fi era and the evolution of sound technology. Its products are widely used in movie theaters, recording studios, and by home audio enthusiasts, as well as in public safety communication systems. Altec Lansing continues to influence both professional and consumer audio markets with its innovative designs and high-quality sound reproduction.