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E. Berliner's Gramophone - Physical Characteristics & Label Iconography of the 7-inch American Berliner Record Sound Studio pressing records in Hanover

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pressing records in Hanover

from the Edison Talking Doll of 1890 to the digital toys of the 21st century

an article on Fonotipia labels by Eliot Levin

Rated Output: 300 mV

and a blend control to compensate for stereo cartridge imbalance

E. Berliner's Gramophone - Physical Characteristics & Label Iconography of the 7-inch American Berliner Record Sound Studio pressing records in HanoverMichael Sherman & David Giovannoni Paperback, 8. 5 x 11", 46 pp w illustrations Emile Berliner was the originator of the disc phonograph, and the recordings produced by his company are historically significant and widely sought after. This monograph covers the development of the Berliner record in the USA from 1892 1900. It pictures all known major label varieties as well as pressing materials, controlling patents and sales figures. An indispensable

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