David Josephson

David Josephson is a renowned audio engineer and microphone designer who has made significant contributions to the field of audio technology. He is the founder of Josephson Engineering, a company that builds innovative and high-quality microphones.1 Josephson was awarded a Fellowship by the Audio Engineering Society (AES) in 2016 in recognition of his significant contributions to the audio industry.3

Josephson's background includes studying electrical engineering at Berkeley, where he also served as the chief engineer at the campus radio station for four years.1 He has extensive experience in audio and recordings, combining his technical knowledge with a deep understanding of music to create microphones that balance physics and musical requirements.1

As a microphone designer, Josephson is known for his expertise in addressing complex challenges such as creating directional microphones that perform consistently across a wide range of frequencies.1 His work has earned him respect in both the technical and musical aspects of audio engineering.

In addition to his work at Josephson Engineering, David Josephson has been involved with the Audio Engineering Society in various capacities. He has served as an AESSC (AES Standards Committee) Member at Large, contributing to the development of audio standards.4

It's important to note that this David Josephson is distinct from other individuals with the same name, such as the student at California State University, Northridge2, or the radio producer at Audacy, Inc.5, who have different professional backgrounds and experiences.