Lonely Pinnacle
E-commerce management and consulting for professional audio industry businesses, based in London
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Lonely Pinnacle
Lonely Pinnacle is a London-based consultancy that provides e-commerce management for the professional audio industry. Its featured product is Ascension, a synthesizer developed in collaboration with CubicAudio, described as a dance music workstation that combines a synth, a sound library and royalty-free MIDI files.
The company serves businesses in the pro audio sector. Its revenue appears to come from consulting and e-commerce management services.
Lonely Pinnacle LTD is registered in the UK and was founded in 2019. Its headquarters are in London.
Product: Ascension, a dance music synthesizer and workstation with a sound library and royalty-free MIDI files, made in collaboration with CubicAudio.
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