David Fournier

"Analog Devices' 32bit audio processing is a cut above in digital acoustic effects pedals, but you can be that sure players wouldn't be as excited if they had to change batteries every performance," said David Fournier, director of development, Fishman.

Their 32-bit audio processing is a cut above in digital acoustic effects pedals, but you can be that sure players wouldn't be excited if they had to change batteries every performance," said David Fournier, director of product development, Fishman.

The idea according to David Fournier, Fishman Director of Product Development, was for Aura Imaging to be a central focus of Analog Devices' "Digital Living Room" --a meeting room designed to reinforce the company's influence in the $171 Billion consumer electronics industry.
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Then company founder and president Larry Fishman and Fournier explained the technology on board the Martin guitar followed by Coniglio A/B-ing the sound the attendees had just heard with the realistic studio-quality sound from Aura Acoustic Imaging.
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At this point, "tired eyes popped open and listeners became very interested," reports Fournier."Every demo met with a different, yet excited response and what started out as a short, mildly interested demo turned into what consumer electronics media called the ‘most exciting technology of the show.' So much so that the Fishman demo became the most popular story on EE Times website.

"The CES crowd could hear the difference and quickly understand the benefits of why we'd apply a technology like Aura to the acoustic guitar," concludes Fournier.

- David Fournier, Director of Product Development, Fishman
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"Their 32-bit audio processing is a cut above...but you can be sure players wouldn't be excited if they had to change batteries every performance," said David Fournier, director of product development, Fishman.

"The response has been nothing but fantastic," says David Fournier, Product Manager, Fishman Transducers.

Their 32-bit audio processing is a cut above in digital acoustic effects pedals, but you can be that sure players wouldn't be excited if they had to change batteries every performance," said David Fournier, director of development, Fishman.

The idea according to David Fournier, Fishman Director of Product Development, was for Aura Imaging to be a central focus of Analog Devices' "Digital Living Room" --a meeting room designed to reinforce the company's influence in the $171 Billion consumer electronics industry.
...
Then company founder and president Larry Fishman and Fournier explained the technology on board the Martin guitar followed by Coniglio A/B-ing the sound the attendees had just heard with the realistic studio-quality sound from Aura Acoustic Imaging.
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At this point, "tired eyes popped open and listeners became very interested," reports Fournier. "Every demo met with a different, yet excited response and what started out as a short, mildly interested demo turned into what consumer electronics media called the 'most exciting technology of the show.' So much so that the Fishman demo became the most popular story on EE Times website.

"The CES crowd could hear the difference and quickly understand the benefits of why we'd apply a technology like Aura to the acoustic guitar," concludes Fournier.

Wilmington, MA - June 28, 2004 - Due to unprecedented growth in the key areas of new product development and sales, Fishman Transducers, Inc. recently named Matt Belyea and David Fournier to the newly created posts of National Sales Manager and Product Manager, respectively.
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In the new position of Product Manager, David Fournier will function as the bridge between engineering and sales/marketing, specifically assisting with new products and categories for Fishman such as the Loudbox™ Acoustic Instrument Amplifier and Aura™ Acoustic Imaging Blender.
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Fournier is a respected music industry professional with over a decade of product development and marketing. He has designed and launched successful products for brands such as Lexicon, Line 6 and Eventide. He has also held numerous management positions in development and product quality assurance groups, along with leading artists and musicians. He is also an experienced keyboardist, recording engineer, and technician, and has a Bachelor of Music from the University of Massachusetts at Lowell.

Commenting on the newly created positions, Fishman Chief Operating Officer Jason Cambra stated, "Matt and David bring a lot of know-how and professional experience to vital areas in Fishman's future growth.

Wilmington, MA - June 28, 2004 - Due to unprecedented growth in the key areas of new product development and sales, Fishman Transducers, Inc. recently named Matt Belyea and David Fournier to the newly created posts of National Sales Manager and Product Manager, respectively.
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In the new position of Product Manager, David Fournier will function as the bridge between engineering and sales/marketing, specifically assisting with new products and categories for Fishman such as the Loudbox Acoustic Instrument Amplifier and Aura Acoustic Imaging Blender.
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Fournier is a respected music industry professional with over a decade of product development and marketing.He has designed and launched successful products for brands such as Lexicon, Line 6 and Eventide.He has also held numerous management positions in development and product quality assurance groups, along with leading artists and musicians.He is also an experienced keyboardist, recording engineer, and technician, and has a Bachelor of Music from the University of Massachusetts at Lowell.

Commenting on the newly created positions, Fishman Chief Operating Officer Jason Cambra stated, "Matt and David bring a lot of know-how and professional experience to vital areas in Fishman's future growth.