Hal Leonard’s MI Distribution Division is excited to announce the addition of five prestigious brands to its catalog: Royer Labs, Truetone, Decksaver, Headliner, and Magma. These partnerships, covering the USA territory, bring a variety of high-quality products that are now in stock and ready to order.
Royer Labs has revolutionized the audio industry with its modern ribbon microphones, offering a unique combination of warmth, analog character, and smooth sound—perfect for the rise of digital recording. These microphones are trusted by top engineers and artists for both studio and live performance applications.
Truetone, known for its industry-standard 1 Spot power supply, provides essential tools for powering guitar pedals and pedalboards, making it a must-have brand for music retailers catering to guitarists and audio professionals.
Decksaver addresses a critical need in the music industry: gear protection. Its durable covers safeguard expensive DJ controllers, mixers, and other equipment from damage in clubs, studios, on stages, and at home. Hal Leonard is initially stocking models designed for the most popular DJ devices.
Headliner specializes in professional DJ accessories, including portable booths, sturdy cases, and versatile stands, designed to meet the demands of DJs at every level.
Magma offers premium solutions for DJs, producers, and frequent travelers. From rugged flight cases to ergonomic bags, trolleys, and protective soft covers, Magma products combine practicality with style.
“All these lines complement our existing distributed brands,” said Peter Carlson, Sales Manager for Hal Leonard MI. “This expansion allows our dealer network to provide even more value to their customers, whether they’re musicians, audio professionals, or DJs. By offering comprehensive solutions, Hal Leonard continues to solidify its position as a one-source distributor for retailers.”
Retailers interested in placing orders or learning more about these brands can contact the Hal Leonard E-Z Order Line at 1-800-554-0626.
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