First, there's "Crazy" Joe Tritschler, roots music guitarist, singer, songwriter, and occasional drummer, who has released several recordings with ATOM Records and now his own O-Scope Recording Company, has toured nationally and internationally with Deke Dickerson as well as his own group the Mad River Outlaws, and continues to blend his own unique hybrid of early rock & roll, rockabilly, and original country with dashes of soul, jazz, and funk;

Then there's Joe Tritschler, Emmy Award-winning audio recording engineer, producer, and audiophile, who runs Tritschler Precision Engineering LLC near his home base of Enon, Ohio, and has scratch-built nearly every piece of equipment in his all-analog studio, including tube microphones, compressors, monitor amplifiers, loudspeakers, tape recorder electronics, and a hybrid tube/discrete point-to-point-wired console;

Finally, there's Dr. Simon Josef Tritschler, who earned his Ph.D. in electrical engineering from Wright State University in 2010 studying under Dr. Marian Kazimierczuk, is currently a lecturer in the department teaching undergraduate circuits and electronics, has published and manufactures a precision RIAA-equalized phono preamplifier with his own Tritschler Precision Audio Devices, and continues to be captivated by topics in the field ranging from electronics for high-power energy scavenging sensors to minimalist tube guitar amplifiers.

Born June 29th, 1979 in Columbus, Ohio, Joe has been playing guitar for more than 25 years; producing and engineering recordings for over 20 years; and designing musical, hi-fi, and recording equipment for well over a decade.  A life-long tinkerer of things musical and electronic, it's his equal passion for both and the balance for which he continually strives that truly defines "Crazy" Joe Tritschler.