Klotz Communications has announced the appointment of Forward Tech US as its new partner for the U.S. market. The appointment is with immediate effect.
The New York-based company Forward Tech US is ready to offer guidance for upgrade or replacement of existing Klotz products, commissioning services, technical support and sales of new equipment.
“We are happy to appoint Forward Tech US to represent Klotz Communications in the US markets. Formed by industry veteran Henry Ramos, Forward Tech U.S. looks back on more than 20 years of live production experience of which Henry spent 10+ years working with VADIS systems. Due to his long-time experience, he has a great network and direct insights into the industry. We feel very confident with this choice and look forward to a promising and fruit-full collaboration.” explained Andre Sauer, managing partner of Klotz Communications.
The G2 audio and DSP engine and its interface cards are compatible with older generation VADIS technology. It can be combined and controlled by third party products such as the Grass Valley Ignite television system, and saves valuable control room space as it can also operate without a console.
With the launch of the DC 3 console and the new DX interface devices, as well as the G2 audio engine, Klotz Communications has a complete suite of products for its radio customers, which are backwards compatible with VADIS systems, and allow a seamless and gradual upgrade of existing systems without the need for large capital expenditure. The DC 3 control surface allows an in-situ replacement of older DC 2 surfaces, and the DX interfaces take care of the upgrade from IPX/SPX networks to the TCP/IP protocol.
“We are proud to be announced as the new partner of Klotz Communications for the US markets. Klotz Communications stands for reliable and innovative thus cost-efficient products for the audio and broadcast industry. The great reputation and the future-proof design of Klotz products makes us sure to look forward to a successful future.” said Henry Ramos, president of Forward Tech US.
Photo: Henry Ramos
