Title: Phil Judd (sound engineer)
Content: Audio Engineering Society ; Motion Picture Sound Editors (US) ; Australian Film Institute (Pre-selection Judge) ; Australian Screen Sound Guild Inc. (and founding president) 
Title: Moondance Alexander
Content: Jorge Costa, Audio Engineer, Engineer ; James Gaynor, Audio Engineer ; Josh Mosser, Audio Engineer ; Luke Tozour, Audio Engineer, Engineer ; Tom Weir, Audio Engineer, Engineer 
Title: Audio engineer
Content:  ; Bones Howe ; Andrew Jackson ; Andy Johns ; Glyn Johns ; Leslie Ann Jones ; Toshi Kasai ; Neil Kernon ; Jacquire King ; Eddie Kramer ; Greg Ladanyi ; Maxime Le Guil ; James Lock ; Chris Lord-Alge ; Tom Lord-Alge ; Malinda Lowe ; Reinhold Mack ; Mike Marciano ; George Martin ; Tony Maserati ; George Massenburg ; Mario J. McNulty ; Joe Meek ; Yuri Morozov ; Alan Moulder ; Jack Mullin ; Evgeny Murzin ; Roger Nichols ; Clif Norrell ; Alex Tumay ; Alex Newport ; Paul Northfield ; Gary Paczosa ; Hugh Padgham ; Robert Parker ; Alan Parsons ; Dave Pensado ; Lynn Peterzell ; Tony Platt ; Resul 
Title: Audio engineer
Content: Steve Albini ; Jim Anderson ; Michael J. Bishop ; Bill Bottrell ; David Bottrill ; Helmut Burk ; Iain Burgess ; Chuck Britz ; Patrick Brown ; Terry Brown ; John Burns ; Ian Caple ; Dru Castro ; Fred Catero ; Roy Cicala ; Bob Clearmountain ; John Congleton ; Mike Crossey ; Terry Date ; Nick Davis ; Charles De Schutter ; Jack Douglas ; Tom Dowd ; Mark "Flood" Ellis ; Geoff Emerick ; Jack Endino ; Bob Ezrin ; David R. Ferguson ; Steve Fisk ; Dave Fridmann ; Humberto Gatica ; Rudy Van Gelder ; Nigel Godrich ; Doug Grean ; James Guthrie ; Mick Guzauski ; Roy Halee ; Wally Heider ; David 
Title: Bruce Jackson (audio engineer)
Content:  Bruce Robert Jackson (3 June 1949 – 29 January 2011) was an Australian audio engineer who co-founded JANDS, an Australian audio, lighting and staging company. He joined American touring audio engineer Roy Clair and mixed concert stage monitors for Elvis Presley in the 1970s. With Clair Brothers, a concert sound company, Jackson designed audio electronics including a custom mixing console. Beginning in 1978, Jackson toured as Bruce Springsteen's band engineer for a decade, using Clair Brothers sound systems. A business interest in Fairlight CMI in Sydney introduced Jackson to digital audio, and he subsequently founded the digital audio company Apogee Electronics in Santa Monica, California, where he lived at the time. After selling his share of Apogee, Jackson co-founded with Roy and Gene Clair a joint venture which produced the Clair iO, a loudspeaker management system for control of complex concert sound 
Title: JL Audio
Content:  include 8-inch and 15-inch drivers.  JL Audio moves its headquarters to a 92,000 square-foot facility in Miramar, FL. ; In 1999, W3 subwoofers are introduced. The Stealthbox®, PowerWedge™ and Evolution® lineups are further expanded with new models and replacements for old models.  In this same year, Jeff Scoon, Bruce Macmillan and David Krich establish a new engineering department for JL Audio electronics in Phoenix, AZ ; In 2000, JL Audio launches its first electronics products: the Slash series amplifiers. These amplifiers went on to become the best-selling mobile audio amplifiers of all time. The Slash series amplifiers introduced JL Audio's R.I.P.S. technology and Advanced 
Title: Audio engineer
Content: Tom Coyne ; Mike Dean ; Bernie Grundman ; Steve Hoffman ; Ted Jensen ; Bob Katz ; Bob Ludwig ; Rodney Mills ; George Peckham ; Bob Weston 
Title: Jerry Harvey (inventor)
Content:  a revenue of $1 million in 2009. Though Harvey is a pilot, the aviation headset department was discontinued in January 2011. Harvey's wife, Brittany, was President and CEO in 2011. The company had 16 employees, and Harvey's daughter Jaime Harvey was chief operating officer. Harvey continues to mix live concert sound about eight to twelve weeks a year, partly to beta test new models under real stage conditions. In January 2013, Steve Thomas was promoted from CFO to CEO of JH Audio. Harvey divorced again, and at end of 2013 he became sole owner of JHAudio. Harvey hired veteran roadie and sales executive Andy Regan to serve as president in 2014. JHAudio launched a line of universal earphones for consumers.
Title: X∞Multiplies
Content:  mixing engineer ; Norio Yoshizawa, Atsushi Saito, Yasuhiko Terada & Michitaka Tanaka – recording engineers ; Takahisa Kamijyo – art director ; Kiichi Ichida (Cinq Art) – mannequin modeling ; Masayoshi Sukita – photography Sakamoto – vocoded vocals, piano, electric piano, percussion, orchestration ; Makoto Ayukawa – electric guitar on "Day Tripper" and "Solid State Survivor" ; Sandii – vocals on "Absolute Ego Dance" ; Kunihiko Murai and Kawazoe – executive producers ; Yoshizawa – recording engineers, remix ; Saito & Koike – recording engineers ; Al Schmitt – mixing engineer ; Mike Reese – mastering engineer ; Shunsuke Miyasumi, Masako Hikasa & Akira Ikuta – recording coordinators ; Tommy LiPuma – supervisor  Snakeman Show – counterparts Guest musicians Staff US/Europe versions alternative staff
Title: PS Audio
Content:  purchased Ultra Analog and Threshold Corporation. In early 1997, PS Audio Inc. ceased operations due to financial problems. Shortly thereafter, Paul McGowan bought back the name 'PS Audio', and has been the CEO and principal designer for new products since then. In December 1997, he left Genesis Technologies to work full-time for PS Audio. In the first quarter of 2000, the new PS Audio International grew quickly, and Peter Rudy was added as president. In 2002, former owner Steve Jeffery became president. In 2009 he retired from the company and James H. Laib assumed the role of general manager. Laib became the company's president in 2015. As of July, 2019, PS Audio employs 51 people, nearly half of whom support its engineering team. Manufacturing takes place at PS Audio's Boulder Colorado facility, and the company ships products worldwide.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": Well, JX Audio Engineer is not a vice president.
Answer: True