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'''Audiomaster 3000''' was a Mexican dubbing studio responsible for many a Latin-American's childhood. Founded in [[1989]], Audiomaster was the most prolific dubbing studio in [[Mexico]], doing a whopping 60% of all dubs, and 40% of Latin American dubs in general. Their most famous work was the Mexican Spanish dub of ''The Simpsons'' (or "''Los Simpson''"), as well as several Nickelodeon series and a lot of anime. The company shut down in [[2003]], with the remaining dubs it was working on being picked up by New Art Dub, The Dubbing House, Grupo Macias, and Candiani Dubbing Studios, the latter of whom also purchased the Audiomaster trademark. | '''Audiomaster 3000''' was a Mexican dubbing studio responsible for many a Latin-American's childhood. Founded in [[1989]], Audiomaster was the most prolific dubbing studio in [[Mexico]], doing a whopping 60% of all dubs, and 40% of Latin American dubs in general. Their most famous work was the Mexican Spanish dub of ''The Simpsons'' (or "''Los Simpson''"), as well as several Nickelodeon series and a lot of anime. The company shut down in [[2003]], with the remaining dubs it was working on being picked up by New Art Dub, The Dubbing House, Grupo Macias, and Candiani Dubbing Studios, the latter of whom also purchased the Audiomaster trademark. | ||
Revision as of 03:12, 23 July 2019
Audiomaster 3000 was a Mexican dubbing studio responsible for many a Latin-American's childhood. Founded in 1989, Audiomaster was the most prolific dubbing studio in Mexico, doing a whopping 60% of all dubs, and 40% of Latin American dubs in general. Their most famous work was the Mexican Spanish dub of The Simpsons (or "Los Simpson"), as well as several Nickelodeon series and a lot of anime. The company shut down in 2003, with the remaining dubs it was working on being picked up by New Art Dub, The Dubbing House, Grupo Macias, and Candiani Dubbing Studios, the latter of whom also purchased the Audiomaster trademark.
Relevant to this wiki, they produced the dubs for Beast Wars: Transformers and Transformers: Robots in Disguise
