Gamechanger Audio signs Latvian export assistance agreement

March 9, 2024 · 1 sources

Gamechanger Audio signed agreement No 17.1-1-L-2024/72 with the Investment and Development Agency of Latvia on 09 March 2024 for support for export assistance, the company says. The agreement falls under the project "SME Innovative Business Development," which the company describes as cofinanced by the ERDF.

The company says it was founded by Ilja Krumins, Kristaps Kalva, Martins Melkis and Didzis Dubovskis in 2016, with the aim of building a sustain and sostenuto pedal for all musical instruments. That work led to the PLUS Pedal, which the company says was crowdfunded, followed by the PLASMA Pedal, the MOTOR Synth, the LIGHT Pedal, four additional variations on the PLASMA Tube circuit, the BIGSBY Pedal and, most recently, the AUTO Series¹.

Gamechanger Audio says its research and manufacturing base is in Riga, Latvia. The company states that its team consists of engineers and musicians and that it does not compete with traditional audio devices but instead offers new tools for music-making¹.

The company's page does not state the value of the export assistance, the terms of the agreement or what the support will fund.