phonograph videos

Transmission of sound electronically through the telephone came (oddly) before acoustical recording of sound via the phonograph. Electrical transcription of sound and playback on phonograph records came much later, in the 1920s.

A demonstration of recording on a tinfoil phonograph, as invented by Edison in 1877. The phonograph seen here is an exact replica of an all-brass exhibition machine as made by Bergmann in late 1878. This replica was built by the late Bill Ptacek. It's a massive phonograph, weighing 125 pounds.

Mikiphone Pocket Phonograph

Fonográf - A mosolyod vigasztal

Classic Delta blues. if you want me to upload anyother johnson (Or any other bluesman for that mather) just post a request.

Solana Beach Heritage Museum - California - USA

Edison 'suitcase' Standard, ca. 1898, with a Polyphone attachment -- two stylii and two horns.

Fonográf - Jöjj, kedvesem

Antique Phonograph

On 5th October 1888 (yes, you read that year right), Sir Arthur Sullivan was present at a "phonograph party". At this event, he made a recording of his own voice to send to Thomas Edison (who had the idea that the phonograph may be used in a way similar to the letter). His comments are made having heard various recordings played to him at the event. Also, earlier in 1888, a press conference was played a recording of Sullivan's "The Lost Chord" (amongst others). This recording is thought to ...

From www.josepino.com - An easy-to-build home-made record player using LEGO NTX, just a few parts with a fair quality. The NTX parts makes it easier with better quality than the older Mindstorms Gramophone. More details at http

Story produced by Barton Bishoff and Jennifer Arterburn. Awarded Emmys for editing and photography.

Don't know who this guy is but talk about dedication. This was spotted at a steam enthusiast convetion in Denmark about a month ago. It's a home made steam driven turntable. How awesome is that?

Actor, Singer and Vaudeville Star Edward M. Favor sings "Who Threw the Overalls in Mrs. Murphy's Chowder", on an Edison Gold Moulded 2 minute Cylinder Record from 1901. The Phonograph is an Edison Triumph Model A from the same year. The Triumph A had the triple spring "Triton" Motor which was one of the most powerful and long playing spring wound motors of its time.

Eily Riley, song (Van Brunt) 1335 Pat´D. July 29,´02 Celluloid cylinder. Mignon Q Graphophone Columbia phonograph

Excerpt from Lorin Edwin Parker's Performance at Bent 2006 with his Insanium Synthesizer, Antique Soviet Telegraph and other homebrew.

Gabriellának emlékül... Remembering Gabriella...

This was made in around 1917 by Vitanola simaler from Victor. Recored was in 1920 of Paul Whiteman - Whispering. Injoy the music of the 1920's

Invention Edison Business Phonograph 1907 - 1910 (Film: Invention of-, and time-saving with dictaphone)

From www.josepino.com - This is my home-made gramophone using just a plastic cup, a pin and some Lego Mindstorms parts. The pin picks the sound from the vinyl disk and the plastic cup amplifies the sound. A paper cup works fine, a foam cup also works but I didn't like the results. The plastic cup amplifies the high-frequency tones but not the lower-frequencies, so I did put a napkin inside the cup to reduce the higher frequencies. Using softer materials may help to get lower frequencies ...

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This is a machine I built in work while the company was slow. It plays edison type cylinder records from the late 19th century to the early 20th century.

1947 Zenith 6R084 Radio-Phonograph combination. The radio electronics were overhauled by me several years ago, and the record changer unit was expertly restored by West-Tech Services in Smithville, West Virginia (www.west-techservices.com They did an amazing job at bringing this 60+ year-old turntable back to new - including new pickup, needle, and turntable flocking. This Zenith radio-phonograph belonged to an old neighbor of our family, now deceased, who may have had it since new, and it ...

store.makezine.com From Gakken's Sophisticated Science Kit for Adults, this replica kit uses the same technology that Thomas Edison used, replacing Edison's waxed pipe and stylus, the kit uses a plastic cup and a needle, but the end results are the same! You record your own voice on a plastic cup -- and play it back! Here's how it works, your voice vibrates the air minutely when it gets into the horn. Then the vibration is conducted to the needle and is translated into a wavy movement of the ...

Edison Gem Phonograph