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Sandy Jacobs, regarded for sound work and more, dies at 90

by Samantha Kinney October 8, 2015

Remembering: Sandy Jacobs, an innovator in surround sound who moved to the Inverness Ridge from Mill Valley in 1978, spearheaded a left-handed ping-pong group at the Dance Palace Community Center and a monthly steam lodge gathering at Limantour Beach. Richard Olsen

Henry Sandy Jacobs, Inverness resident and pioneer of surround sound technology who was well known for his work with philosopher Alan Watts, passed away . . .

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