Pioneer Electronics Competitors

Sony Group Corporation is a creative entertainment company with a solid foundation of technology. Across its business segments - Game & Network Services; Music; Pictures; Entertainment, Technology & Services; and Imaging & Sensing Solutions - Sony's purpose is to fill the world with emotion through the power of creativity and technology. For more information, visit: https://www.sony.com/en/SonyInfo/CorporateInfo/

Bose Corporation is a global leader in audio innovation, driven by a singular belief: sound has the power to transform the way people connect with the world. For more than 60 years, Bose has combined pioneering research, engineering excellence, and a deep understanding of human perception to create products and technologies that deliver extraordinary experiences. Through its portfolio of iconic brands, including Bose, McIntosh, and Sonus faber, the company offers premium and luxury audio solutions for the home, on the go, and in the car. Bose also collaborates with leading companies across industries, extending its audio expertise and technologies into new products, platforms, and applications beyond its own brands. Guided by a relentless spirit of innovation and a passion for what sound makes possible, Bose continues to advance the science and art of sound while expanding its impact on everyday life. From music and entertainment to communication, wellness, and emerging applications, Bose is creating new ways for people around the world to feel more connected, inspired, and engaged through the power of sound.

JVC is a global brand of high-quality audio and video products and technologies from JVCKENWOOD Corporation. Products marketed include camcorders, projectors, home and automotive sound systems and headphones, as well as professional products that serve the broadcast, security, healthcare and other commercial markets. Our mission is to create truly moving experiences and provide total satisfaction for our customers. Using our superior technologies to create new products. Established in Yokohama, Japan in 1927 as Victor Company of Japan, JVC became a leader in high-quality sound through the manufacture and sale of Victrola desktop phonograph players, followed by radios, Japan’s first “45/45” single-groove stereo record player, hi-fi speakers and 4-channel stereo records. JVC also played an important role in the development of television, commercializing Japan's first black-and-white and then color TVs . It also developed the two-head helical scan system, which became the foundation for videocassette recorders. In 1976, JVC introduced the world’s first VHS format video recorder, which became the de facto world standard for video and spawned an all-new culture of visual communication. Other firsts include the single-unit video camera/recorder in 1984, the pocket-sized digital video camcorder in 1995 and Everio hard-drive camcorders in 2004. Administration contact: serge.kampherbeek@nl.jvckenwood.com marcel.herrmann@de.jvckenwood.com