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1968
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John Nady begins developing world's first wireless guitar system.
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1976
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Company incorporated as Nasty Cordless, Inc, develops and markets first wireless systems under the Nasty Cordless logo.
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1977
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First wireless sales to major touring rock acts — Aerosmith,
Styx, Neil Young and a long list of other top bands. |
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1978
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Company name changes to Nady Systems, Inc.
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1979
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Nady introduces first wireless handheld mic transmitter with internal hidden antenna.
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1981
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Mick Jagger takes his Nady wireless on the road. The Rolling Stones use a complete wireless stage setup of 12 simultaneous channels encompassing all mics and instruments for the first time in touring history.
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1982
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Nady shifts production of wireless to Hong Kong and China, resulting in increased affordability.
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1983
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Nady introduces telephone headsets and motorcycle electronic accessories: intercom, bike–to–bike communicators and alarms.
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1984
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Nady introduces the HM-1 Headmic, the world's first ultra-light wireless head mic designed for professional stage performances.
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1986
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75% of Billboard's Top 100 Touring Acts use Nady wireless systems.
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1986
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Nady introduces the Lightning and Thunder wireless guitar and bass with the world's first buit-in transmitter.
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1987
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Nady introduces the revolutionary 101/201 systems — the first pro wireless under $200 — resulting in more than 50% of all brand sales worldwide.
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1991
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Nady introduces the UHF-950, the world's first UHF PLL frequency agile wireless.
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1996
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Nady receives Emmy Award from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences for “Outstanding Technical Achievement in Pioneering Wireless Microphone Technology.”
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1999
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Nady expands its line with a broad range of affordable pro-audio gear for live performance and studio use.
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2001
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Nady is first to introduce studio condenser mics and rack gear priced below $100.
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2004
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Nady introduces the first affordable studio ribbon mics.
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