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Pacific Audio Magnetics to Exhibit at Summer NAMM in Nashville, Tennessee
Pacific Audio Magnetics, Pacific Transformer's first direct-to-consumer brand, launches at Summer NAMM in Nashville with amp transformers by Alessandro.
Pacific Audio Magnetics Officially Launches at Summer NAMM
This year, Pacific Transformer launched its first direct-to-consumer product line aimed at the high-end guitar amplifier market and marks the first B2C product in its rich 40-year history called Pacific Audio Magnetics.
The company partnered with respected amplifier designer George Alessandro to develop magnetic components for professional audio applications, creating a unique line of magnetic components with a tonal quality second to none.
The brand officially launches at the Summer National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) show, scheduled for July 15-17 in Nashville, Tennessee. A special one-off amplifier constructed by George Alessandro will be featured to demonstrate the capabilities of Pacific Audio's magnetic components.
The company plans to release demonstration videos featuring professional musicians following the NAMM event. These videos will debut on their dedicated website.
For additional information, visit pacificaudiomagnetics.com. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook @pacificaudiomagnetics.
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