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Fads and fashions influenced the evolution of phonograph design in twentieth-century America, creating a vivid visual cavalcade. This beautiful volume is full of gleaming metal, glistening wood, pastel plastic, glowing dials, and fashionable fabrics. This is a story of developing style that stretches from the Victrola in the early 1900s to Quadraphonic sound of the 1970s. Yet the history of phonograph design is not just about eye-catching cabinetry, it is also the saga of our parents and grandparents, and the way they saw the world in which they lived. Through 340 color illustrations and detailed captions the development of phonograph design and sound reproduction is engagingly explored. All who are interested in phonograph collecting, design, art, music and twentieth-century social history will be fascinated by this book.

After the success of the Vibe P96, SmallRig introduces the Vibe P108 "Phonograph" Limited Edition, a compact and stylish mini RGB LED video light that offers a splash of creativity and fun to your photography and videography sessions. This unique and colorful lighting solution is equipped with 108 high-quality lamp beads, which include a dynamic mix of 28 RGB beads and 80 bi-color beads (40 cold and 40 warm), ensuring a high color rendering index (CRI) of >= 95 for accurate color reproduction.The versatile color temperature range of 2700K to 6500K allows for precise adjustments to match the ambient light or to create a specific mood in your images and videos. With the innovative compass knob design carried over from its predecessor, users can easily navigate through the settings to fine-tune the light's hue, saturation, and intensity.The Vibe P108 is not only unique in its design but also in its durability and performance. The built-in 2500mAh lithium battery provides up to 130 minutes of continuous use at maximum power when fully charged, ensuring that you have reliable lighting throughout your shoot. The convenience of USB Type-C charging, along with support for a dual-C port charging solution, means that recharging is both fast and flexible.Designed for universal compatibility, this mini LED light seamlessly integrates with a variety of cameras and equipment via the built-in standard cold shoe interface. For even more creative setups, the additional cold shoe mount on the side of the unit allows for easy splicing or expansion, making it a highly adaptable tool for content creators.Compact enough to fit in your pocket, the SmallRig Vibe P108 is a durable and playful addition to your gear collection, offering both high performance and the ability to bring your creative visions to life with its full-color capabilities. Whether you're a professional or an enthusiast, this LED light is an excellent choice for adding high-quality, tunable lighting to any scene. Note: The operating life may vary based on the working environment and the user's habits.

Tune into Time with the Phonograph Table ClockTravel back to the golden age of music with our Phonograph Table Clock, a charming and unique timepiece that captures the essence of the classic era of sound recording. This beautifully crafted clock is perfect for music lovers and collectors alike, adding a touch of nostalgia to any setting.Perfect as a gift for collectors, music buffs, or anyone who loves unique, vintage-inspired items. It's a thoughtful and impressive choice for birthdays, anniversaries, or any special occasion. Color: Copper.

The AT-XP5 is specially designed for the needs of DJs. This cartridge features a highly-rigid polyphenylene sulfide (PPS)/glass fiber body and a tr...

The AT-XP5 is specially designed for the needs of DJs. This cartridge features a highly-rigid polyphenylene sulfide (PPS)/glass fiber body and a tr...

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Rare Lo-Fi pedal adored for its sound half phonograph and terrifying atmosphere.Version III which remains in line with versions I and II. The versi...

Envelopes appear to be sealed and still contain the original 50, however I m not going to open them to count. See photos sold as is.

Fads and fashions influenced the evolution of phonograph design in twentieth-century America, creating a vivid visual cavalcade. This beautiful volume is full of gleaming metal, glistening wood, pastel plastic, glowing dials, and fashionable fabrics. This is a story of developing style that stretches from the Victrola in the early 1900s to Quadraphonic sound of the 1970s. Yet the history of phonograph design is not just about eye-catching cabinetry, it is also the saga of our parents and grandparents, and the way they saw the world in which they lived. Through 340 color illustrations and detailed captions the development of phonograph design and sound reproduction is engagingly explored. All who are interested in phonograph collecting, design, art, music and twentieth-century social history will be fascinated by this book.

Audio-Technica Consumer AT85EP OverviewThe Audio-Technica Consumer AT85EP is a 0.3 x 0.7 mil elliptical phonograph cartridge designed for DJs, turn...

Describes the development and workings of early models of the phonographs produced by Edison, Columbia, and H.M.V., and offers suggestions as to their collection and restoration

Antique phonographs enjoyed a vigorous commercial existence 100 years ago. The market they inhabited was as filled with options, accessories, gadgets and gizmos as today's late-night television is populated with slicers, dicers, car waxes and beauty secrets. Collectors have acquired, examined and used these peripherals for years, but little has been written about them. In an effort to reveal more about the fascinating accessories, horns, storage cabinets, advertising and ephemera which surrounded the antique phonograph, the authors have examined nearly 20,000 pages of primary documents, and photographed examples from over 35 collections. Over 500 color photographs illustrate nearly 700 items from the early years of recorded sound. To finally discover this long-lost aspect of the antique phonograph hobby is something akin to Dorothy's first faltering steps into the Land of Oz. The world is suddenly in Technicolor! There is suddenly more excitement, more romance, more fun-as readers of this book will happily discover.

Antique phonographs enjoyed a vigorous commercial existence 100 years ago. The market they inhabited was as filled with options, accessories, gadgets and gizmos as today's late-night television is populated with slicers, dicers, car waxes and beauty secrets. Collectors have acquired, examined and used these peripherals for years, but little has been written about them. In an effort to reveal more about the fascinating accessories, horns, storage cabinets, advertising and ephemera which surrounded the antique phonograph, the authors have examined nearly 20,000 pages of primary documents, and photographed examples from over 35 collections. Over 500 color photographs illustrate nearly 700 items from the early years of recorded sound. To finally discover this long-lost aspect of the antique phonograph hobby is something akin to Dorothy's first faltering steps into the Land of Oz. The world is suddenly in Technicolor! There is suddenly more excitement, more romance, more fun-as readers of this book will happily discover.

The history of recorded souind began with a sheet of tinfoil and a familiar nursery rhyme: "Mary Had a Little Lamb." Although many books refer to this revolutionary invention in passing, until now no comprehensive history of the tinfoil phonograph has ever been attempted. In this book the story of the earliest phonographs is recounted through the machines themselves -- the surviving hardware that so eloquently expresses the history of Edison's greatest invention. With hundreds of illustrations and surprising historical documentation, TINFOIL PHONOGRAPHS unveils a fascinating story that is all too little known today.

A search for traces of the voice before the phonograph, reconstructing a series of ancient soundscapes from Aristotle to Augustine.Long before the invention of musical notation, and long before that of the phonograph, the written word was unrivaled as a medium of the human voice. In The Ancient Phonograph, Shane Butler searches for traces of voices before Edison, reconstructing a series of ancient soundscapes from Aristotle to Augustine. Here the real voices of tragic actors, ambitious orators, and singing emperors blend with the imagined voices of lovesick nymphs, tormented heroes, and angry gods. The resonant world we encounter in ancient sources is at first unfamiliar, populated by texts that speak and sing, often with no clear difference between the two. But Butler discovers a commonality that invites a deeper understanding of why voices mattered then and why they have mattered since. With later examples that range from Mozart to Jimi Hendrix, Butler offers an ambitious attempt to rethink the voice―as an anatomical presence, a conceptual category, and a source of pleasure and wonder. He carefully and critically assesses the strengths and limits of recent theoretical approaches to the voice by Adriana Cavarero and Mladen Dolar and makes a rich and provocative range of ancient material available for the first time. The Ancient Phonograph will appeal not only to classicists and to voice theorists but to anyone with an interest in the verbal arts―literature, oratory, song―and the nature of aesthetic experience.

The antique phonograph is the center of a beautiful, brilliant, and sometimes bizarre universe of accessories. The commercial development of the phonograph, during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, inspired a host of adjunct technology, from fancifully-painted flower horns to record storage disguised as furniture. Here are gadgets any snake oil salesman would be proud of - objects that claimed to make the phonograph louder, softer, improve the "tone," or remove the scratching of the needle. There are dazzling horns that call attention to the phonograph, or imposing cabinets that hide it completely. Each element of the talking machine, from its whirring spring motor to its polished woodwork, inspired bursts of inventive genius as brilliant and colorful as the nighttime sky on the Fourth of July. To aid the collector there is a guide to current values. Award winning authors Timothy C. Fabrizio and George F. Paul, in their sixth Schiffer book, take the reader on a lively tour of these utterly entertaining objects. The 555 color illustrations and engrossing captions introduce a multitude of artifacts not documented in the authors' previous works.

Describes the development and workings of early models of the phonographs produced by Edison, Columbia, and H.M.V., and offers suggestions as to their collection and restoration

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