Clarence Norman Kane

I'm so sorry about Clarence. I'm just seeing this post of his passing. Clarence was a true Gentleman.. not knowing me from Adam, I called him on recommendation from a mutual friend, told him I had an rca 77. He said send it to him, and he would give it a look. A few weeks passed, and I thought I would touch base with him, he knew right away it was me.. I asked how the repair was going, he said it's all done, I sent out 2 days ago, you should have it soon. I said thank you, but I haven't...

I'm speaking for the entire profession of music engineers around the world when I say the Clarence altered the course of music. His devotion and expertise in Ribbon mics made him the world's foremost authority and restoration expert. His reputation speaks for itself. He was the best we ever had

My condolences to the family. I worked with Beryl for many years in Hammonton and heard so many stories and events about your family. I stopped to visit them a few years ago. You all had beautiful parents that loved you so much and they lived a long life. Darlene Carter, Williamstown NJ

I'm a musician in the area who knew of Mr. Kane's craftsmanship and uncanny abilities. I had the pleasure of meeting him shortly after the pandemic, and he could not have been more kind, humble, and jovial and willing to discuss his work while I fumbled for the right words because I knew I was talking to a legend. He was a treasure and he will be missed.

Thank you for your service. RIP.