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American mastering engineer at Digital Domain in Florida.
In 1977 he moved from Connecticut to New York City, and began a recording career in records, radio, TV, and film as well as building and designing recording studios and custom recording equipment. In 1988 he began an association with Chesky Records, which became the premiere audiophile record label.
In 1990 he founded Digital Domain, which mastered music from pop, rock, and rap to audiophile classical. In 1996, Bob and his wife Mary moved the company from New York to Orlando, FL.