John Norris Posted February 2, 2011 Posted February 2, 2011 Sad to report that audio pioneer Bruce Jackson was killed in a plane crash in California. http://www.audiotech...in-plane-crash/
charlyfarly Posted February 2, 2011 Posted February 2, 2011 This was sad news. Bruce was a true innovator and some of those things that we don't give a second thought to in audio world today came from ideas of the man himself, parametric EQ being one.I do hope that a full obituary appears sometime to remind people of his achievements. A short article from the man himself RIP Bruce.
John Norris Posted February 2, 2011 Author Posted February 2, 2011 This was sad news. Bruce was a true innovator and some of those things that we don't give a second thought to in audio world today came from ideas of the man himself, parametric EQ being one.I do hope that a full obituary appears sometime to remind people of his achievements. A short article from the man himself RIP Bruce. http://www.prosoundn...m/article/34394 Here's an obit from prosoundnews. My original link has a good youtube interview with him. Especially interesting, and humorous, is the bit in which he discusses the origins of the first flown PA.
John Norris Posted February 10, 2011 Author Posted February 10, 2011 I do hope that a full obituary appears sometime to remind people of his achievements. Veteran live sound pro Bink Knowles gave a heads-up earlier today in soundforums.net that he was finalizing a Wikipedia entry for Mr. Jackson., which is now finished, I see. Here is the link to Bink's excellent Wikipedia article on this important live audio innovator. http://en.wikipedia....audio_engineer)
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