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William E. Whitlock. Job Title: Owner - Chief Engineer. Company: Whitlock Consulting. Status: Life Fellow. Member since: 1966. Standards Committees: SC-04-04 (Microphone Measurement and Characterization), SC-04-04-D (Project AES-X42), SC-04-04-F (Project AES-X230), SC-05-02 (Audio Connectors), SC-05-05 (Grounding and EMC Practices)
1. BACKGROUND. Severe noise problems such as hum or buzz often arise in audio and video systems that are in perfect compliance with National Electrical Code (NEC) and industry practices. Other systems remain trouble-free in spite of code violations, floating grounds, and other problems.
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History. Below is a brief history of Deane Jensen and Jensen Transformers. To read the full story written by Bill Whitlock click here. 1942. Deane Jensen’s Early Life & Career. Born in Annapolis, Maryland, in 1942. Deane grew up in Princeton, New Jersey.
Bill Whitlock has designed pro audio and video electr onics and systems for 30 years. In 1989, after seven years with Capitol Records, he assumed pr esidency of Jensen Transformers.
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Bill Whitlock, who was president/chief engineer of Jensen Transformers from 1989 to 2014, has designed professional analog audio electronics for 40 years. His seminars have helped tens of thousands understand grounding and signal interfacing in real-world systems … and debunk widespread myths.
When Deane tragically passed away in 1989 he left his business to Bill Whitlock, who has maintained the level of quality ever since. This year, after decades of using their products, Peter Janis — the owner of Radial Engineering — purchased Jensen Transformers (see our sidebar interview).
Bill Whitlock, President of Jensen Transformers, Inc. since October, 1989. His responsibilities include leadership and management of Jensen. He oversees product development, engineering, and manufacturing.
