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People
Robert J Crowley (Bob)
started Soundwave Research Laboratories shortly after he retired from Boston Scientific Corporation. He has served in several R&D positions at medical and technology companies, co-founded AMBIT Corporation, and serves on various boards including the CUNY Photonics Industrial Advisory Board. Bob is a licensed radio ham and talks to people all over the world as he experiments with antennas. He collects mid-century modern artifacts, American illustrations, and cool old radios. Bob has over 100 US and foreign patents in various fields including medical devices, acoustics, cell phones, nanotechnology, WiFi and optics, and is an advocate of individual inventor's rights. He has a fine arts degree.
 Bob@soundwaveresearch.com
Hugh A Tripp co-founded Soundwave Research Laboratories, Inc. with Bob in 2004, and immediately began applying his original and creative engineering skills to our quest to produce the world's best ribbon microphone. Hugh released over 250 new medical devices
into regular production over his past 20 years at Boston Scientific, where he worked on several programs with Bob. "That's an amazingly large number of new product introductions, and it translates into huge revenue" Bob recalls. Hugh is a collector of Civil War memorabilia and never passes by a yard sale. He has degrees in Business and Technology.
Hugh@soundwaveresearch.com
Christopher J Regan (Chris)
joined Soundwave Research Laboratories as a marketing
intern shortly after graduating from Bates College with a BA. At Bates Chris studied music, concentrating on electric and pipe organ, jazz piano, computer music, and production. An enthusiast of high quality professional audio and studio artistry, Chris was a natural fit.
He has conducted Soundwave Research Laboratory's field trials. Chris was sent out to
studios with our earliest ribbon mics to get some user feedback, and returned with an
entire library of microphone characteristics and applications. Chris is experienced as a
sound engineer, composer, and performer, and is currently building a project studio at his home in Allston, MA.
Chris@soundwaveresearch.com
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