Quadrant, an influential esports organization founded by Lando Norris, has announced an exciting collaboration with JBL Quantum, a renowned name in gaming audio equipment. This partnership marks a significant step for Quadrant, as they bring on JBL Quantum as their official headset partner, promising to enhance the gaming experience for their content creators.
Strengthening Partnerships and Expanding Reach
JBL Quantum is set to supply their advanced range of headphones to Quadrant’s network of content creators. Reports suggest that there are plans for further collaborations between the two entities, although specifics have not been disclosed just yet. This alliance elevates JBL Quantum to the status of Quadrant’s fifth official partner, joining the ranks of other reputable brands like Elgato, SCUF, Veloce, and Gillette.
Founded in 2020 with an initial focus on content creation, Quadrant made its first venture into competitive esports by joining the Halo scene last year. In 2022, they were recognized as a Halo Championship Series partner team, alongside renowned North American organization Complexity, further solidifying their position in the esports landscape. Besides Halo, Quadrant boasts content creators specializing in sim racing and Call of Duty Warzone, including names like RiaBish and Fifakill.
JBL Quantum’s Commitment to Gaming Excellence
Simona Bara, Senior Product Marketing Manager Gaming for JBL Europe, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership. “Our JBL Quantum headsets with accurate, immersive sound and integrated head tracking will give the players a true competitive advantage to win the game. We know how important audio is when it comes to staying on top and immersed, so we are proud to be Quadrant’s official headset partner and help the creators amplify their gaming experience.”
JBL Quantum Cup 2022: A Grand Tournament
Earlier this month, JBL revealed the latest edition of the JBL Quantum Cup. This thrilling esports tournament series is poised to unfold across DreamHack Atlanta, DreamHack Winter, and DreamHack Valencia. The event boasts a substantial $200,000 (~£170,000) prize pool, featuring fierce competitions in popular games like Fortnite and Apex Legends.
