Founded in 1999 by digital-video pioneer Mike Tsinberg, Key Digital designs and manufactures digital audio/video connectivity and control solutions from its U.S. headquarters in Mount Vernon, New York. The company develops its products in-house and works as an extended engineering team for A/V consultants, designers, and system integrators, including through customized solutions and its Compass Control Pro platform. Tsinberg’s more than 40 digital video and HDTV patents—including work tied to ATSC HDTV and DVD authoring—remain central to the company’s technical identity.
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Video Storm LLCSince 2003, Video Storm LLC has designed and manufactured professional video and audio distribution equipment for custom electronics installers. Its NetPlay systems serve residential and commercial installations, scaling from small home setups to projects with as many as 1,000 displays, while adding capabilities such as video walls and digital signage. The company says it keeps design and manufacturing within the United States and also takes on custom product design.CHATEAUGAY, NY
Audio Command SystemsAudio Command Systems grew from Robert Kaufman’s 1974 garage project—where he and Brian Hagerty built the first digital multi-room audio control system—into a custom integrator designing and installing smart home and commercial technology systems. From offices in New York, Florida, California and Connecticut, the company has completed thousands of tailored projects, including home theaters and integrated control environments. Its standardized design-build process and AfterCare program extend from consultation and CAD documentation through installation, monitoring and ongoing support.WESTBURY, NY
VADCON, IncSince its 1995 beginnings in Rochester, VADCON, Inc. has made and distributed connectivity hardware for video, audio and data systems, with patch panels at the center of its business. The company’s custom work is especially distinctive: its metal shop uses laser cutters to turn customer designs into loaded, labeled panels and enclosures, often assembling adaptable adapter-plate configurations within one business day. VADCON’s panels and interface assemblies are made in the USA.ROCHESTER, NY
Keyser Consulting Group, LLC — KCG, LLCSince 2009, Gettysburg-based Keyser Consulting Group has designed, engineered, installed, and supported audiovisual systems for organizations that need dependable communications in regulated and public-facing settings. KCG stands apart by developing its own room-control and workflow software while fabricating custom steel enclosures in-house, including hardened video-visitation terminals for secure facilities. The company is also a certified small business serving government, education, and healthcare clients.334310GETTYSBURG, PA