Category:Harman International Industries

**Harman International Industries**
	American electronics company
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Instance of	business; enterprise; public company;
Industry	electronics;
Location	United States of America;
Chief executive officer	Dinesh Paliwal;
Owned by	Samsung;
Headquarters location	Stamford;
Legal form	S.A.;
Founded by	Sidney Harman;
Inception	1980;
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Harman International Industries (NYSE:HAR) is an international audio and infotainment equipment company. The company is headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut, and maintains major operations in the Americas, Europe, and Asia. The company designs, manufactures and markets audio and infotainment products for the car, the home, theatres and venues, as well as electronics for audio professionals. Harman International's consumer group makes loudspeakers, CD and DVD players, CD recorders, and amplifiers under several brand names such as Harman Kardon, JBL, and Infinity. Harman's automotive division sells branded audio systems through several car makers, including Mercedes-Benz, Toyota/Lexus, BMW, and General Motors. Its professional unit makes audio equipment, such as studio monitors, amplifiers, microphones, and mixing consoles for recording studios, cinemas, touring performers, and others.

Brands

AKG Acoustics - microphone/headphones Audio Access - A/V controllers BSS Audio[1] - signal processing Crown International - pro amplifiers dbx Professional Products - signal processors DigiTech - guitar products harman kardon - home/car audio	Infinity - home/car speakers JBL - home/car speakers & amplifiers, professional speakers Lexicon - digital processing Mark Levinson - home/car audio QNX - real-time OS software, voice processing, car multimedia Revel - home speakers Soundcraft - mixing consoles Studer - digital recording