GOTHAM AUDIO (USA) RETIRING IN 2022
Lewis Frisch announces the retirement of the US Gotham companies in the first half of 2022. This ends his formal association with the Gotham brand which began in January 1985 when he was appointed as a dealer for Neumann microphones and Gotham audio cables.
Beginning in December 2021, we will be liquidating our remaining stock of bulk audio cable. Direct sales of bulk cable and cable assemblies will continue through June 2022. Beginning in July 2022, these products will be sold exclusively through on-line marketplaces. All business activities as Gotham Audio (USA) will cease on June 30, 2022.
LIQUIDATION SALE
WHOLESALE AND BELOW WHOLESALE PRICING!
Some popular cables have already sold out but we have many other available at substantial discount for cut lengths and truly remarkable discounts for full roll purchases. As of December 1, 2021, this inventory includes:
Well over 100 assorted cable assemblies are now offered for sale at the following Ebay store:
lews_electronicsandmore
New assemblies and some bulk cable coils will be added regularly throughout 2022.
Many popular GAC and Lincoln Heritage Cable assemblies are offered for sale by The Sound Parcel, an on-line vendor with a retail store located in Easton, PA
www.thesoundparcel.co
We have been out of GAC-7 tube microphone cable for many months but we just found a 40 meter spool during our warehouse reorganization.
Selling as cut lengths for $ 1.49 per foot. No minimum.
We will post new items, special price reductions and other news at the Other Sale Items page on this website.
Gotham Audio was officially launched by Stephen Temmer when he registered the Gotham Audio Corporation with the State of New York on June 11, 1958. The US Gotham companies ceased to exist in the 1990s but were re-started in 2004, as a partnership between Lewis Frisch and Franz Ammann, who headed the Swiss Gotham company. The Swiss Gotham company ended that partnership in 2019 and the US company continued on as Gotham Audio (USA) and Gotham Audio Sales Co, until the retirement of Lewis Frisch in 2022.