Joe Ciaudelli

Joe Ciaudelli is a fifteen year Sennheiser veteran. Upon graduating from Columbia University with an electrical engineering degree, Ciaudelli was hired by Sennheiser as an applications engineer.

Throughout his career with Sennheiser, Ciaudelli provided frequency coordination for large multi-channel wireless microphone systems used by Broadway productions, major theme parks, and broadcast networks, including the frequency plan used for NFL football games. He wrote the Turbo-RF software, which became the industry standard planning tool of the time. He also penned the white paper "Large Multi-Channel Wireless Mic Systems", published by industry trade journals, the NAB and InfoComm proceedings, and the Audiocyclopedia. Ciaudelli later was named Director of Marketing in charge of product management, promotion and advertising. He is currently a consultant for the Professional Products Industry Team. Ciaudelli is also the inventor of the narrow angle hologram and is the chairman of Rayvel Holographics.