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Phonograph: Recordings
built 605 days ago
With an arsenal of peculiar sounds, unmistakable vocals, and thoughtfully penned lyrics, Phonograph has made an album that needs to be heard by the masses. Considering the band’s connections, it undoubtedly will find its own niche.
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"Incorporating elements of electronic music, jazz and British shoegaze, and using improvisation and samples of "found" noises, the members of Phonograph create a unique, complex sonic landscape. PASTE-APPROVED: AN ARTIST YOU MUST KNOW." - PASTE MAGAZINE
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In May 1889, the first "phonograph parlor" opened in San Francisco. Customers would sit at a desk where they could speak through a tube, and order a selection for one nickel. Through a separate tube connected to a cylinder phonograph in the room below, the selection would then be played. By the mid-1890s, most American cities had at least one phonograph parlor.
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BETTINI phonograph, model No 4, for Standard and Concert size cylinders. The horn made with alternate oak and mahogany twisted petals is a reproduction made as close as possible of the original.
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A CD player was disassembled and the components rearranged to suit the layout of a phonograph. The speakers are put below the trumpet loudspeaker for amplification. The wooden box is made slightly more spacious then the electrical PCB board needed to achieve bass resonance. The laser pointer is shifted to the top allowing the spin of the CD to be clearly shown.
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You can find phonograph records from such names as Slim Whitman, Hank Williams Sr., Marie Osmond, Iron Butterfly, and other obscure performers. You can ... find a wide selection of classical albums from Brahms, Handel, Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, Orff, and others.
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