Bluewire Audio to Launch Indiegogo Campaign April 1

NORWELL, Mass. - March 27, 2019 - PRLog -- Bluewire Audio LLC (www.bluewireaudio.com), a start-up company founded by Andy and Emily Proos that is working to develop a safer and less cumbersome way to listen to audio while running or engaged in other physical activity, will launch an Indiegogo campaign to fund advanced production on Monday, April 1. The campaign is set to last for 40 days, with a fundraising goal of $30,000.

The Bluewire Audio product consists of a wearable Bluetooth receiver and open-ear speakers that allow you to listen to your favorite playlist or podcast safely and conveniently while running or engaged in any outdoor activity. The speakers are mounted on the outside of a cap or visor, where they direct audio towards the wearer's ear.  Without being too loud to disturb other people in the surrounding area, the speakers allow the wearer to listen to music or other audio without needing to fumble with earbuds or wires.  More importantly, they also preserve ambient sound, eliminating the safety concerns when conventional earbuds or headphones are used during outdoor activities.

Bluewire Audio has self-funded through the design and development phase, including a limited production run of the first 500 units.  They are now looking for financial support through the Indiegogo crowd-funding platform to move to the next level of production which will include retail sale of Bluewire Audio products both online and at select races, expos and fitness events.  Supporters of the Indiegogo campaign will have the opportunity to purchase Bluewire's wearable audio system and specially logo'd hats at a discount price before they hit the market.

"We're eager for the campaign to start!" said Emily Proos, CEO of Bluewire Audio.  "We're certain that our product will change the way you tune in while you exercise, work outside or walk your dog, and we appreciate your support of our Indiegogo campaign."

About Bluewire Audio LLC

Bluewire Audio LLC is a start-up founded by anesthesiologist Andy Proos and his daughter Emily, who is a recent graduate of Babson College with a bachelor's degree in business administration.  The company is based on their idea for a speaker system that is mounted on the band of a hat or visor allowing the wearer to listen to audio while engaged in physical activity without the inconvenience of wires and earbuds that can be distracting and require continual readjustment.  It also allows the user to hear ambient sound, addressing the safety concerns when conventional earbuds and headphones that feature noise-canceling technology are used in active settings.  For more information on Bluewire Audio, visit www.bluewireaudio.com or contact aproos@bluewireaudio.com or emproos@bluewireaudio.com.