Apogee

Apogee Electronics, founded in December 1985 by Betty Bennett, Bruce Jackson, and Christof Heidelberger, is an American manufacturer of professional audio interfaces and conversion technology based in Santa Monica, California. Initially renowned for anti-aliasing filters that solved early digital audio problems, Apogee pioneered numerous innovations including the world's first asynchronous USB DAC and mobile audio interfaces for iOS devices. Certified as a Women's Business Enterprise (WBE) and Santa Monica Green Business, Apogee has earned 17 TEC Awards since 1988 and contributed to countless Grammy and Oscar-winning recordings. The company's Symphony, Element, and mobile product lines serve both aspiring artists and discerning audio professionals, maintaining their mission to create the best-sounding audio interfaces while supporting environmental sustainability and social responsibility initiatives.