American sound engineer from Nebraska. Stan Miller founded Stanal Sound in the 1960's as a small audio equipment store, which later became an innovative stage sound company. Miller's main interest was a perfect setup of loudspeakers and audio equipment matching the respective live venue.
Under his leadership, The Greek Theatre and the Universal Amphitheatre in L.A. were equipped with a perfectly developed sound system. Stan Miller also was responsible for equipment at the 1981's concert of Pink Floyd's 'The Wall' and for equipment of the ending ceremony of the 1984 Olympic Games.