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Industry Pro Charlie Boehm Joins Manley Labs Team

Manley Labs expands their engineering team with Charlie Boehm.

Manley Labs has announced the continued growth of the company’s highly acclaimed engineering team with the addition of pro audio veteran Charles Boehm.

Boehm joins Manley Labs after serving as lead design engineer for Aphex, where he oversaw the rebirth and reinvigoration of the company’s product line. His career also includes high-level engineering positions at M-Audio (formerly a division of Avid Technology), where he was responsible for heading up design teams behind such successful products as their Prokeys88 and DCP-200 digital pianos, GSR studio monitors and Midisport USB MIDI interfaces.

Prior to his tenure at Avid, Boehm worked with Nemesis Technology, where he also made significant contributions to a number of USB and FireWire audio interfaces.

“Charlie is the ideal addition to our engineering team at Manley Labs,” remarked Manley founder and President EveAnna Manley. “His expertise and long-term record in designing innovative, leading-edge products, combined with his very forward-looking perspective on our industry and technology, makes him a great fit for the path we have planned for Manley Labs. We’re absolutely thrilled to welcome him on board.”

“It’s not often one gets the opportunity to work with a company that represents such a legendary part of the history and tradition of professional recording,” Boehm added. “To be joining Manley Labs at a time like this, when there’s so much growth and opportunity to create new and exciting products, makes it even more exciting.”

Boehm will be based out of the company’s offices in Chino, CA.

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