The Recording Academy introduced the Technical GRAMMY Award in 1994 to honor individuals who have made contributions of outstanding technical significance to the recording field. By 1998 the Recording Academy began recognizing companies that were contributing to the recording industry.
Winners: Grammys Technical Award
Individual Technical Grammy Winners
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Year
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Winner/s
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1994
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Dr. Thomas G. Stockham Jr.
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1995
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Ray Dolby
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1997
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Rupert Neve
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1998
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George Massenburg
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2000
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Bill Putnam
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2001
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Les Paul
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2002
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Dr. Robert Moog
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2003
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Geoff Emerick
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2004
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Douglas Sax
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2005
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Phil Ramone
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2006
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Tom Dowd
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2007
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David M. Smith
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2008
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John Eargle
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2009
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Clarence "Leo" Fender
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2010
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Thomas Alva Edison
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Company Technical Grammy Winners
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Year
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Winner/s
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1998
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Sony/Philips
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1999
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Georg Neumann GmbH
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2000
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AMS Neve plc
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2001
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Digidesign
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2002
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Apple Computer, Inc.
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2003
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Shure Incorporated
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2004
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Solid State Logic, Ltd.
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2005
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JBL Professional
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2006
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Bell Labs/Western Electric
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2007
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Yamaha Corporation
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2008
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Ampex Corporation
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2009
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Universal Audio
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2010
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AKG Acoustics GmbH
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