Founded in 1995 and headquartered in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA, PreSonus is a professional audio equipment and software manufacturer established by Jim Odom and Brian Smith.

Its product line is diverse, covering monitor speakers, sound cards, audio software, and more. Its monitor speakers, such as the Eris series, are well-received for their high cost-performance ratio and accurate sound quality. The "Studio" series of sound cards utilizes advanced technologies such as high-sampling AD/DA chips and XMAX Class A high-gain microphone preamps, ensuring stable and reliable performance. The Studio One digital audio workstation software features an intuitive and user-friendly interface, powerful functionality, and supports various functions including audio recording, editing, and mixing, while offering a wealth of plugins and preset effects.

PreSonus emphasizes innovation, continuously introducing new technologies such as the patented XMAX microphone preamp technology and JetPll synchronization technology to improve product performance and sound quality. With its superior sound quality and stable performance, the company's products are highly favored by professionals and enthusiasts in the global audio equipment market, and are widely used in recording studios, live performances, and other fields. They have also won numerous industry awards, including the TEC Outstanding Technical Innovation Award and the MIPA Music Expo International Award. Furthermore, PreSonus has expanded its business through acquisitions such as Nimbi, continuously improving its sales and service network, and is committed to providing users with high-quality products and comprehensive services, thus occupying a significant position in the audio industry.

Fender Studio marks a new milestone in Fender's creative tool development. By unifying and integrating its professional software and audio interface products, Fender Studio is dedicated to optimizing the creative process for musicians, producers, and engineers, continuously transforming inspiration into reality.

Within the Fender Studio brand, the former PreSonus Studio One Pro has been officially renamed Fender Studio Pro, and the Quantum and AudioBox Go series audio interfaces will gradually transition to the Fender Quantum and Fender AudioBox Go series.

At the core of the Fender Studio Pro and Fender Quantum series interfaces, the new generation of Fender Studio products combines reliability, superior sound quality, and seamless hardware and software integration, achieving a seamless connection from the recording studio to the stage.

From iconic electric guitars and amplifiers to award-winning digital platforms such as the Tone Master Pro, Fender has consistently inspired generations of musicians with its technology, tone, and classic design. The birth of Fender Studio marks a new stage in this spirit—continuously providing reliable tools and limitless possibilities for music creation, balancing tradition and innovation.