MaxxKonnect, Angry Audio,and Logitek have announced that they’ve teamed up to form Triple Helix Technologies, bringing together wireless and wired connectivity, studio equipment and audio over IP (AoIP) in a single entity, and it will be on hand at the upcoming 2024 NAB Show at booth W3322.
The three entities will become wholly owned subsidiaries under the new company, with Josh Bohn serving as CEO, Mike “Catfish” Dosch heading up product development, and Tag Borland focusing on technology. The three long-time industry veterans will be equal co-owners of the company, representing well over 100 years of collective experience.
Bohn founded technical services and connectivity company Bohn Broadcast Services in 1998 and rebranded it as The MaxxKonnect Group in 2021. Previously he held engineering positions with Main Line Broadcasting, Clear Channel, Radio One, Cumulus and Delmarva Broadcasting.
Dosch started as a console designer with Pacific Research & Engineering and became its VP/COO. He later was founder/president of the Axia Audio division of Telos Alliance, then joined Lawo where he served as product manager for their radio group. He founded Angry Audio in 2018 and left Lawo in 2019 to run Angry Audio full time.
Borland co-founded Logitek Electronic Systems in 1979. In addition to leading the company, he has continued during that time as its principal equipment designer, and he oversaw the company’s move to a new manufacturing location in 2021.
“We’re not afraid to shake things up a bit and try something new,” says Bohn. “My roots are in smaller-market radio stations, where I learned how to perform miracles on a shoestring budget. This is the genesis for Triple Helix Technology, where we are using technology innovation to help broadcasters with more modest budgets do more and spend less. For example, Logitek offers us the ability to provide some amazing new AoIP options at a price point that even smaller broadcasters can afford without compromising on quality or features.”
Some of those products include the 1RU Jet67 mix engine, MixIt, Helix, and the Helix Studio soft surface. “We’re super excited to bring affordable AoIP options to the market,” Borland adds, “and have a whole new range of products coming down the pipe.”
