Cloud Microphones®, renowned for creating the original, award-winning Cloudlifter and premium ribbon microphones, is excited to announce the expansion of its distribution network in Central and South America. New partnerships have been established in El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Argentina, Uruguay, and Chile, broadening access to their innovative audio solutions.
Proudly manufactured in the USA, Cloud Microphones is committed to responsible production and has received numerous industry accolades, including the prestigious Presidential “E” and “E-Star” awards from the U.S. International Trade Administration, honoring significant contributions to the growth of U.S.-made exports.
“These partnerships mark another step in our commitment to expanding our global presence and supporting the international music community,” said Rodger Cloud, Founder and CEO of Cloud Microphones. “We look forward to collaborating with our new distributors to empower musicians, podcasters, broadcasters, and others to enhance their audio quality and share Cloud’s message of creative inspiration.”
Pro Audio Sistemas, based in Chile, is among the new distributors eager to showcase Cloud’s products. “The opportunity to represent Rodger’s innovative solutions was one I couldn’t pass up,” said Javier Salvo, CEO and Founder of Pro Audio Sistemas. “We invite everyone in Chile to visit our store and discover firsthand why Cloud Microphones is recognized worldwide as an industry leader.”
Planeta Analógico, a key player in the Argentine market with a presence in Uruguay, is equally enthusiastic. “As the official distributor for Cloud Microphones in Argentina and Uruguay, we’re thrilled to partner with Rodger and his team to expand our market presence,” said Daniel Weiss, Founder of Planeta Analógico.
In Central America, Supersonidos, which serves El Salvador, Guatemala, and Nicaragua, is optimistic about introducing Cloud’s innovative brand. “We are excited to launch this new line and are confident it will thrive in our markets,” said Guillermo Falla, CEO of Supersonidos.
With this expansion, Cloud Microphones is poised to enhance the audio landscape across Central and South America, reinforcing its mission to inspire creativity through superior sound.
