News Summary:
On June 30, 2026, Audio Precision Inc. and its CEO Michael Flaherty placed their AP.com domain up for sale, with the long-held digital asset from the Beaverton, Oregon company projected to reach well into eight figures USD. Previously, on May 5, 2026, the professional audio analyzer market continued to acknowledge Audio Precision and its products, such as the APx555B, as industry standards, though its price remains prohibitive for many hobbyists. Earlier, on April 10, 2026, the company announced a webinar featuring Ben Kilada, Tech Support & Applications Engineer, demonstrating how to test USB headsets using APx500 audio analyzers and new support for Windows Audio in APx500 version 10. This followed the March 17, 2026, introduction of the Programmable Serial Input/Output (PSIO) module, a next-generation digital serial interface for its APx B-Series audio analyzers. The PSIO module replaces the DSIO module and offers advancements in low-voltage operation, signal integrity, clocking, and format flexibility for audio IC and system designers. In February 2026, the company published a sponsored article discussing Bluetooth's evolution from a simple wireless connection to a critical component for music, calls, gaming, and hearing assistance across various devices.
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