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Presenters Chuck Ainlay (left) and Felicia Collins (of Late Show With David Letterman) and JBL’s David Scheirman with the award for Sound Reinforcement Loudspeaker Technology for the JBL Professional VP Series.



Presenters Chuck Ainlay (left) and Felicia Collins (of Late Show With David Letterman) and JBL’s David Scheirman with the award for Sound Reinforcement Loudspeaker Technology for the JBL Professional VP Series.







Kirk Imamura (left), president of Avatar Studios, presents Karen Dunn, executive director of the TEC Awards, and Hillel Resner, president of the Mix Foundation, with a check for $1,500.Gary Lewis opens the show with “This Diamond Ring,” written by Al Kooper.John Jennings accepts the award for the Royer R-122V in the category of Microphone Technology/Recording.Record Plant’s Rick Stevens and Rose Mann-Cherney accept the TEC Award for Studio Design Project for Record Plant/SSL 1.Phil Ramone (left) and Will Lee get cheek-to-cheek onstage.


From left: Al Kooper, Jimmy Vivino and Will Lee (with Anton Fig on drums) perform a rousing rendition of “Season of the Witch.”Universal Audio’s Mike Barnes (above, left) and Erika McDaniel accept the TEC for the Universal Audio Neve Classic Console Bundle in the Signal Processing Technology/Software category.Dolby’s Jim Hilson (left) and Gary Epstein (right) with Hall of Fame inductee Ed GreenePresenters Chuck Ainlay (left) and Felicia Collins (of Late Show With David Letterman) and JBL’s David Scheirman with the award for Sound Reinforcement Loudspeaker Technology for the JBL Professional VP Series.Michelle Moog-Koussa, daughter of the late Bob Moog, accepts the award in the category of Musical Instrument Technology for the Moog Little Phatty.


Presenters Vernon Reid (left) and Chad Franscoviak (right) with Neumann’s Wolfgang Fraissinet and Stephan Peus, winners of the Microphone Technology/Sound Reinforcement for the Neumann KMS 104.The TEC Award for Record Production/Album went to John Mayer’s Continuum, from left: Dave O’Donnell, Manny Marroquin, Chad Franscoviak, Frank Filipetti, Jeff Greenberg from The Village (kneeling), and Kirk Imamura and Tino Passante from Avatar StudiosActor Peter Riegert (left) with Les Paul (center) and Les Paul Award recipient Al KooperAn all-star line-up, from left: George Massenburg, Chuck Ainlay, Phil Ramone, Les Paul, Frank Filipetti and Nathaniel KunkelIntel’s Denise Latscha (left) and Zane Ball (right) with SSL’s Fadi Hayek and SSL’s award for its XLogic Alpha Channel in the category of Mic Preamplifier Technology


Presenters Paul Sandweiss (left, winner for Remote Production/Recording or Broadcast) and Troy Germano (right) with Focusrite’s (from left) Chris Gooddie, Phil Dudderidge and Rob Jenkins, winners in the category of Signal Processing Technology/Hardware John Oram (left) holds his TEC Award for Small Format Console Technology for the Trident Series 8T-8.















			



	

	


		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		






		
		
		
		
		

		
		
		
		
		
		    
    

    
      
    
      









    
    

    



		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		

		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		



	
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