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| Mr. Bonzai and Ray Manzarek (keyboardist from The Doors) pose for a photo with Yuki and Toni Fishman (L to R) |
Telefunken USA mics at Studio Paradiso listening session. |
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| Antone Drillon, Thom Hickey, Alan Veniscofsky and Toni Fishman at the 2006 TEC Awards Banquet. | The Golden Gate Bridge |
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| Tony Parlapiano auditioning a pair of R-F-T M16MkII mics through a the LaChapell Audio 992EG preamp, along with the stereo Ela M 270 | Antone, Thom and Alan listen to the new ribbon RM-5C. |
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| The U47 M and Ela M 260 (background on guitar) | Team Telefunken USA! |
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| Toni Fishman displays the new R-F-T CM7151 | Toni Fishman, Jerry Silvia and David Browning show off the RM-5C. |
119th Audio Engineering Society: New York
Telefunken USA exhibited at the 119th AES show at the Jacob Javits Center in New York City
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Toni Fishman holds the TEC AWARD nomination for the RFT M16 with Joe Sanborn, Allen Sides, and Eric Geer from MIX |
Yuki, Toni, Alan, Antone and Joe with the new R-F-T AK4 |
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| Joe Sanborn, Alan Veniscofsky, John Mayer and Toni Fishman | Alan Veniscofsky, Peter Gabriel, Joe Sanborn, Ryan Bowman |
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| Telefunken Bus on the show floor | Eddie Kramer offers to drive the bus home |
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| Alan Veniscofsky, Thom Hickey, Anton Drillon check a mix, Tainted Blue NYC | Antone Drillon busts a groove, Tainted Blue NYC |
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| Chuck Ainlay and Joe Sanborn | Joe Sanborn explains the delicate reverse engineering process of the Ela M 270 |
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| Walter Sear and Toni Fishman discuss vintage microphones | Alan Veniscofsky and Anton Drillon fly the magic bus through NYC traffic |
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| Telefunken Bus cruising to the show | Nice tattoo |
NAMM 2005
2005 International Music Products Association
Telefunken USA exhibited at the 2005 NAMM show at the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, California (http://www.thenammshow.com).
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| The Telefunken
NA team celebrates a fantastic Winter NAMM Show! Photo by David Goggin. |
Legendary bass player Leland Sklar (left) checks out a custom gold-plated Telefunken NA Ela M251microphone with company founder and CEO Toni Fishman. Photo by David Goggin. |
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| (L-R) Telefunken
NA CEO Toni Fishman and renowned producer/engineer Roger
Nichols. Photo by David Goggin. |
Colin "Man@Work"
Hay stopped by to check out the mics and meet Alan Veniscofky
and Toni Fishman. Photo by David Goggin. |
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| Patrick Hildebrand, Production
at Centerline Music & Entertainment in Santa Monica,
CA checks out the Telefunken mic selection at Winter NAMM. Photo by David Goggin. |
Bruce Maddocks,
owner/chief engineer of Santa Monica's Cups 'N Strings
Studios, with Toni and Alan. Photo by David Goggin. |
Audio Engineering Society
117th Audio Engineering Society: San Francisco, CA
On October 27th - 31st of 2004, Telefunken USA attended the 117th AES Convention in San Francisco, California. (http://www.aes.org/events/117/).
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Joe Sanborn, President; and Toni Fishman, CEO (L-R) work the trade show floor at this year's AES convention in San Francisco, California. |
Producer / Engineer Matt Still (Elton John); Alan Veniscofsky, Telefunken Sales Manager, Toni Fishman, Telefunken CEO. |
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Toni Fishman takes a moment out of his busy schedule to pose for a photo with a Telefunken fan, Mr. Phil Lesh. |
Icon Sound (Miami) owner Steve Morales displays his custom chromed Ela M 251 at the Telefunken booth. |
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Toni Fishman, Telefunken CEO; and Klause Heyne, German Masterworks. |
Joe Sanborn with engineer Chris Lorde-Alge sporting his new Telefunken Aloha Shirt. |
Studios Piccollo Listening Party in Monreal, Canada
TELEFUNKEN USA DEBUTS STEREO ELA M 270 MICROPHONE IN MONTREAL
Hosts Canadian Listening Party at Studios Piccollo
Montreal, March 21, 2004 -- Telefunken USA, LLC. ventured up to Studios Piccollo in Montreal, Canada for the first Canadian listening party. The event was a wonderful success, drawing musicians, engineers and producers from all over Canada. The canadian listen party was the debut of the new Ela M 270 stereo microphone.
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| Ela M 251 on an acoustic guitar. | Ela M 270 recording viola, violin. | |
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| Joseph Sanborn (left) and
Alan Veniscofsky of Telefunken USA addresses guests. |
Ela M 251 on upright bass. |
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NAMM 2004 Trade Show
International Music Products Association
TELEFUNKEN USA DEBUTS AT WINTER NAMMHosts Listening Party at Renowned Record One Recording Studios
Anaheim, January 15, 2004 -- Telefunken USA, LLC., which recently won the prestigious TEC Award for Studio Microphone Technology, exhibited at NAMM for the first time. The two-year old company manufactures a full line of quality hand-built condenser microphones, featuring the now world famous Ela M 251. Following in the tradition of hand-crafted vintage microphones, the newly expanded ELEKTROAKUSTIC line now includes the Ela M 12, Ela M 14, Ela M 270 (Stereo version of the 251), and the prized U47M-- remade in all its original glory.
During the NAMM Convention, Telefunken NA hosted a gala listening party at Ocean Way's renowned Record One Recording Studios. Studio owner and engineer Allen Sides manned the console with performances by Howard Fishman and his band. Pictured at the SSL console are (front row, L-R) John Neff, chief engineer of David Lynch's Asymmetrical Studios; Alan Veniscofsky, Telefunken engineer/sales manager; and Allen Sides. (Standing, L-R are) Charles Bolois; Ross Hogarth, Doug Feiger; Toni Fishman, Telefunken CEO; and Antone Drillon, Telefunken engineer. Photo by David Goggin.
Howard Fishman is seen during performances at Record One
with the new Telefunken U47M for vocals and a pair of Telefunken
Ela M 251s for guitar. Photos by David Goggin.
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| Howard Fishman is seen during performances at Record One with the new Telefunken U47M for vocals and a pair of Telefunken Ela M 251s for guitar. Photos by David Goggin. | Front row, L-R: John Neff, chief engineer of David Lynch's Asymmetrical Studios; Alan Veniscofsky, Telefunken engineer/sales manager; and Allen Sides. Standing, L-R: Charles Bolois; Ross Hogarth, Doug Feiger; Toni Fishman, Telefunken CEO; and Antone Drillon, Telefunken engineer. Photo by David Goggin. |
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| L-R: Ted Greenberg, Cello Studios; Alan Veniscofsky, Sales; Joe Sanborn, President; Magdalena Piwowarski, Gary Meyerberg, Cello Studios. | L-R: Joseph Sanborn, Director of Operations; Magdalena Piwowarski; Alan Veniscofsky, Sales; Toni Fishman, CEO. |
Audio Engineering Society
115th Audio Engineering Society: New York City, 2003
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| Telefunken CEO/owner Toni
Fishman and George Peterson, editor of Mix Magazine |
Toni, Herbert, and Ruth Fishman pose with the TEC Award |
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| Joe and Toni hold back
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Yukiko Adachi hands out literature and interprets for our Japanese clients |
AES 2002
From October 5th through October 8th 2002, the staff of Telefunken attended the 113th Annual AES Convention in Los Angeles. The Audio Engineering Society gathered at the L.A. Convention Center in sunny California. Below are some photos of the crowds, the mics and the staff.
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