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Thomas Edison thought of a machine that could record and repeat his voice. Reproduced sound with tin foil cyllinders.
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Was created by Alexander Gramham Bell in 1898. Produced sound with wax cyllinders.
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Emile Berliner created a disk that rocorded sound. The disk was made of vinal material.
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The first am radio is inventad and talk shows become public. They learn that music can be sent through the air to the public.
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The machine pulls a wire along a magnet and it leaves a recording on the wire which can be replayed.
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A new way to record music or movies.
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The vinal disk was engraved with a stilis and it left marks that were in sync with the music.
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A piocket sized radio that you could take anywhere.
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Cassettes come in two forms, either already containing content as a pre-recorded cassette, or as fully recordable "blank" cassette. The tape works like a wire recorder. The tape is magnetic.
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The micro cassette is a smaller sized cassette. The cassette can record up to thirdy minutes.
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The speakers were placed in a place which made the sound more life like. The speakers were louder and bigger.
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The first portable radio. The goliath of a portable player used cassettes.
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The plastic and metal disks were recorded by lasers that in a word etched the music into the disk. The disks were magnetic like a cassette.
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The mini version of a compact disk. For portable players.
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Magnetic tape was thrown out and replaced with the digital age.
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The first digital player. The small machine used a computer to record music onto it. The music could be played back digitally.
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The disk could not just play music but also videos.
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This cd could offer more playing time and better quality.
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The Ipod is a music player that can hold tons of music. All the way from the Ipod nanp to the Ipod touch.
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This disk had two sides. On the one there was a cd and on the other there was a dvd.
