Greg Lukens
Greg Lukens is an American Audio Engineer and has extensive experience in all aspects of the professional audio industry. Mr. Lukens has extensive experience in all aspects of the professional audio business, which includes manufacturing of custom audio equipment, providing concert sound for international tours, design and installation of studio and concert sound systems around the world. Mr. Lukens has worked on projects such as Niels Lofgren that have been nominated for Grammies multiple years and received a Grammy in 2004, as well as several gold and platinum albums for his work with the band, Rush. Mr. Lukens currently serves on the Board of Governors of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences.
1986—Present Washington Professional Systems
Vice President
Mr. Lukens founded Washington Professional Systems (WPS) along with its owners, Robert Levin, Alan Levin and Abby Levin of Levin Business Development and Marketing. Mr. Lukens was system designer and project manager for over 100 recording studio projects, including U.S. Army Band, Fort Meyers; Peabody Conservatory, Baltimore, Maryland; Masterworks Studio, Lucerne, Switzerland and University of Mexico, Mexico City, Mexico. Mr. Lukens was system designer and project manager for numerous concert sound systems, including Barns at Wolf Trap, Vienna, Virginia; Birchmere, Alexandria, Virginia; Trump Plaza, Atlantic City, New Jersey; Black Entertainment Television Sound Stage, Washington, D.C.; and the U.S. Air Force Museum, Dayton, Ohio. Mr. Lukens has conducted advanced audio concept seminars for the professional audio community with key manufacturers, such as Neumann, Sennheiser, JBL, Tascam, Genelek and Yamaha.
1983—1986 Emco Systems, Gaithersburg, Maryland
Vice President
As Vice President, Mr. Lukens managed Audio Systems Sales and Engineering group. This included the design, specifications and pricing of professional audio systems.
1970—1983 Audio Fabricators, Springfield, Virginia
President
Mr. Lukens founded Audio Fabricators to manufacture his design concepts for a new generation of high quality concert sound reinforcement systems. Mr. Lukens built and managed the manufacturing facility.
1970—1983 National Sound, Springfield, Virginia
President
Mr. Lukens ran National Sound, a sister company to Audio Fabricators, created to utilize the advanced equipment built by Audio Fabricators for concert sound. From 1975 to 1983, National Sound provided the touring sound support for the Canadian band, Rush concert tours, which included 1185 concerts in the U.S., Canada and Europe. Mr. Lukens was awarded 6 Gold and Platinum albums for Outstanding Audio Service.
1968—1970 Linn Audio, Washington, D.C.
Concert Sound Engineer
References
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Washington Post
https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/local/2005/05/05/a-keen-sense-of-hearing-yes-but-also-of-business/51e0d145-8348-48d9-81b0-2429e9c604e5/
Linked in
https://www.linkedin.com/in/greg-lukens-8330065/
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