Johnny Kluten (left) of IAG (Deutschland) pictured at Pro Light & Sound in Frankfurt with head of sales Thomas Schrill. Photo: PLASA Media
The International Audio Group (IAG) has created a new German operation - IAG (Deutschland) GmbH. IAG, which currently has subsidiaries in the UK, Australia, Hong Kong and America, opened the German facility in order to be able to serve the German pro audio market more efficiently. The office - based in Korschenbroich near Dusseldorf - serves as the headquarters for Wharfedale Professional, Wharfedale Systems, Soundtracs Topaz and Solo brands, as well as hi-fi brands also owned by IAG.

Spearheading the development is sales and marketing director Johnny Kluten, who until last year was in charge of the Professional Division at Taiyo (Ramsa by Panasonic). Kluten commented: "With our newly developed Wharfedale-Pro range, it's great to be able to inject something fresh into the deadlocked pro audio market. We are sure that our value/performance ratio will set new standards over the coming years."

Kluten continues: "The development of the MI business in the last year is now steadily defining a whole new value of product. The feedback to our products this year's Winter NAMM in Los Angeles was stunning, and we are looking forward to an equally breathtaking show in Frankfurt."

(Lee Baldock)


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