Today, Graham is Technical Director at Soundcraft Studer’s headquarters in Potters Bar and remains one of the world’s most respected audio designers, with a string of leading products to his name. These include the first flight cased touring console--the Soundcraft Series 1--in 1975, the Series 5, MH and GB ranges, through to today’s leading tour and installation range of Vi Series digital consoles. Graham is widely recognised for the easy-to-use, intuitive user-interface of his consoles as well as the audio quality driven through his many innovations including a range of superb GB mic pre-amplifiers and the ‘British sound’ of the GB30 EQ.
What many people don’t realise is that Graham is a world-renowned organist and has played this complex instrument in famous churches all over the world as part of the AES’s programme of annual events since 1993.
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