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Vintage Gramophone by Andrea Mazzocchetti

The gramophone was invented in 1870 and patented in 1877 by Emile Berliner, an American inventor, but of German origin. The ideation has origins in the mid-nineteenth century, when the phonograph was created, or the precursor instrument, the prototype, which led in the years following the invention of the gramophone.
The phonograph, the instrument that had the function of recording sounds coming from the outside, was instead designed by Leon Scott in 1857. Subsequently, Charles Cros proposed a modification, making innovation, as he succeeded in conceiving that the recording could be in turn also reproduced by the same instrument, thanks to the technique of photoengraving.
In turn, in the years to come, Thomas Edison improved its functionality, in fact the recording took place thanks to the help of the common foil, this was the invention of the phonograph. But all this is subsequently studied and improved by Emile Berliner.
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