The phrase "audio specialists" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to professionals who have expertise in audio technology, sound engineering, or related fields.
Example: "The audio specialists at the studio ensured that the sound quality was perfect for the recording session."
Alternatives: "sound experts" or "audio professionals".
Technophiles rely on Jeff Jankelovits at Mobile Audio Specialists in Manhattan to kit their cars out with complete multimedia systems.
A high-end pair from Bose costs $299; cheaper models are available from Sony and other audio specialists.
It quietly follows various silence-seekers – a hitchhiker, Trappist monks, audio specialists – but also finds room for soothing images and even music.
Audio Mechanics, an audio restoration lab, will capture and digitally restore the film's audio, and DJ Audio, specialists in film sound, will create a new optical track negative.
Johnson then recruited two audio specialists for deeper analysis: Van Praag, an audio engineer with extensive experience in the capabilities of magnetic tape recording; and Spencer Whitehead, an audio science professor at Georgia Institute of Technology.
They're also not gaming headphones; for a little less money you can pick up the excellent Nox Audio Specialists, which are also foldable but offer a mic and on-set controls.
Quick Calls Jabra, a mobile audio specialist, has unveiled a new headset, the Stone.
Paul Christie, an audio specialist originally from Sheffield, England, looks on, a little confused.
Buy now 5. MA750i in-ear headphones, £80, amazon The cult choice from this small Glaswegian audio specialist.
Jonathan Danbury, Technics's audio specialist, and a figure heavily involved in the upcoming relaunch, is naturally confident in the player's ability and relevance.
Six years later, with Clinton into his second term, the White House, according to the New York Post, hired Pellicano, considered a respected forensic audio specialist, to look into Monica Lewinsky's background.
