The phrase "audio techs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals who work with audio technology, such as sound engineers or technicians, in various contexts like music production, broadcasting, or live events.
Example: "The audio techs worked tirelessly to ensure the sound quality was perfect for the concert."
Alternatives: "audio technicians" or "sound engineers".
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Next year, "everything is possible, especially miracles," noting that the Devialet's audio tech can be integrated into "computers, TVs, speakers, …cars".
Psyko takes it a step further, actually shooting the sound along a "waveguide," which sounds more like a helper mermaid than audio tech.
Three months after acquiring iconic audio tech company THX, Razer is making another move to expand its business beyond hardware and software for the gaming community.
Keepin' it 'Rael One answered prayer in audio tech is the advent of kosher cell phones — handsets approved by the Rabbinic Commission on Communications for orthodox Jewish groups like the Hasidim.
You'll hear from companies that change way we communicate with innovative in-your-pocket audio tech, database encryption, and even automated diabetes management apps.
Coming up with a unique name is one way, and California-based audio tech maker Schiit has surely pulled that part off.
The new immersive audio tech definitely helps with a sense of immersion, too, and changing the angle and orientation of your head really does change the soundscape in pretty much exactly the way you'd expect.
Sony's packed it full of fun technology like NFC-enabled Xperia SmartTags, a (relatively small, yet actually perfectly proportioned) 3.7-inch Reality Display with a Sony Mobile Bravia Engine, 3D surround sound audio tech, and access to the new Sony Entertainment Network.
The plan is to embed Devialet's audio tech in TVs made by Sharp, cars made by Renault, and perhaps do more activities with software-based music services (think Jay Z's Tidal, which already has a streaming deal with Phantom, or Naver's Line Music), smartphones, and the many more devices that complement and compete with these.
