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EPISODE · Sep 14, 2018 · 54 MIN

#42: Drivin' the Train with Paul Wolff

from Gear Club Podcast · host John Agnello & Stewart Lerman

Paul Wolff has been designing professional audio equipment since the 70s. Any fans of API audio products know him as the man who brought that company back from the brink of extinction. While at API, Paul designed the 550B EQ, 512 and 3124 mic preamps, Legacy console, and 2500 compressor. But that's just the beginning — His legendary Lunchbox and 500-series format, which ushered in a new industry, led him be inducted in the NAMM TEC Hall of Fame. Since then he's gone on to create Tonelux, and has designed products for Slate Audio and Sunset sound, to name a few. Currently he's back in the console business with his own Fix Audio Designs as well as being the Engineering Project Manager for the Steven Slate companies.

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