Turtle Beach has built its name around gaming audio and now designs accessories that span headsets, controllers, PC peripherals and simulation gear. Founded in 1975, the company pioneered console gaming headsets with the X51 in 2005 and says its products have since sold more than 70 million headsets. Its global team of gamers, engineers and specialists continues to develop gear for console players, PC gamers and simulation enthusiasts.
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beyerdynamicFor a century, beyerdynamic has made headphones, headsets and microphones, with much of its work still developed and handcrafted at its Heilbronn, Germany headquarters. More than 400 employees support a tradition rooted in professional recording, where products such as the DT 770 PRO became familiar tools for studios and creators. The company also carries that German production heritage into high-end listening, gaming and live-audio applications.FARMINGDALE, NY
ButtKicker HapticsFor more than 20 years, ButtKicker Haptics has been known for tactile feedback technology that lets people feel the low-frequency effects behind simulated and recorded experiences. Based in Westerville, Ohio, the company develops haptic transducers for gaming and home entertainment, with its HaptiConnect software extending that experience for sim racing and flight simulation.WESTERVILLE, OH
TEAHeadsets CorpFounded by Bill Pegler in 1969, TEAHeadsets Corp. makes tactical communication headsets and push-to-talk systems for military special operations, law enforcement, public safety and industrial users. For more than 50 years, the Brewster company has built its reputation on adapting communications equipment to new and legacy radios, including maritime systems and specialized in-ear voice-capture headsets. TEA also operates a repair and modification depot and supports programs such as the U.S. military’s MICH MARITIME and TCAPS initiatives.BREWSTER, NY
Dunwyvern GamingBuilt by gamers for gamers, Dunwyvern Gaming makes the SideQuest, a left-hand gaming keypad designed around a true curve rather than a flat keyboard contour. The startup developed its prototypes with feedback from gaming testers in the United States and United Kingdom, pairing an ergonomic shape with programmable keys and an analog thumbstick. Its Command Console software supports Windows and Mac computers, while SideQuest profiles can be stored for use across different games.