Jean-Claude Jumel

1943–1993 (age 50)

Biography

Jean-Claude Jumel was a distinguished audio engineer whose technical expertise and innovative contributions shaped the sound design of his era. His work reflected a deep commitment to advancing the art and science of audio production.

Jumel's legacy endures through the projects he helped create and the professionals he influenced throughout his career in audio engineering. He was laid to rest at Père Lachaise Cemetery in Paris.

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