The TEC Foundation for Excellence
in Audio established the TECnology Hall of Fame
in 2004 to honor and recognize audio products
and innovations that have made a significant
contribution to the advancement of audio technology. Inductees
to the TECnology Hall of Fame are chosen by a
panel of more than 50 recognized audio experts,
including authors, educators, engineers, facility
owners and other professionals. Products or innovations
must be at least 10 years old to be considered
for induction.
2010 TECnology Hall Fame Inductees
George Campbell/AT&T:
Electric Wave-Filter First Audio
Equalizer/Bandpass Filter (1915)
E.C. Wente & A.L.
Thuras: Western Electric 555-w
First
High Frequency Compression Driver (1926)
James
B. Lansing/Lansing Manufacturing Co.: Lansing
Iconic •
First
Recording Studio Monitor (1937)
