Thomas Electronics Inc

Founded in 1971 in New York, Eventide is a leading developer and manufacturer of digital audio processing products for recording, broadcast and live performance. The company is headquartered in Little Ferry, N.J. Eventide invented the H949, the first Harmonizer effects processor in 1975, and introduced the H3000 Ultra-Harmonizer effects processor in 1988. The company sells products under the brand names of Eventide, Harmonizer, Monolithic Tandem, VSIG and Orville, all trademarks of Eventide.

Reliance Electronics Inc. is a full-service electronic contract manufacturer located in Totowa, New Jersey, specializing in turnkey electronics manufacturing services. Founded in 1998 and a privately held employee-owned company, it offers a comprehensive range of services, including PCB assembly, cable wire harnesses, and electro-mechanical sub-assembly. With a commitment to quality and customer satisfaction, Reliance is ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485 certified, ensuring top-notch production standards. The company supports both consigned and turnkey jobs, providing flexibility for customers to produce their products domestically or through partnering with offshore manufacturers. Generated from the website

PowerTech has been manufacturing high-power, high-reliability transistors in the United States since 1968, offering a range of current ratings from 10 to 2400 amperes and voltage ratings from 60 to 250 volts. The company prides itself on utilizing proprietary single diffused wafer technology, resulting in the lowest VCE SAT rating in the market, which translates to exceptional efficiency for transistor operation above 30 Amps. In addition to their current product lineup, PowerTech supports legacy products by providing direct replacements for many obsolete transistors, affirming their commitment to preserving high-quality technology from the past for future applications. Their focus on high-grade industrial and military devices ensures that all transistors are designed to handle high currents while maintaining low losses. Generated from the website