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WL2P Podcast Presentation:

A Conversation With Bob Heil

• Listen To Part 1 - How Bob Heil went from a teenage ham radio operator, to a theatre organist, to audio entrepreneur.

• Listen To Part 2 - Old theatre speakers and a serendipitous phone call puts Heil on the road—figuratively, and literally.

• Listen To Part 3 - More about his days with The Grateful Dead, then off to Boston to again, change rock history.

• NEW! Listen To Part 4 - In this segment, Bob tells how his monster PA came to the rescue when the Who was under attack by critics, and some of the innovations that lead to the rapid growth of Heil sound in mid-‘70s.

• Check out Bob Heil's Photo Gallery

During the ‘60s, Bob Heil designed and built sound systems for The Who, The Grateful Dead and many others. He invented the talk box that made Joe Walsh and Peter Frampton a part of the guitar rock lexicon. He’s been instrumental in the development of satellite television and home theatre, and is, himself, a recording artist. In the past few years he has turned his attention to developing new microphones and lots of name acts are snatching them up. Bob talks about all this and more, in the in multi-part L2P podcast presentation— so let’s roll tape for part 1 and hear

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