Working of the First Gramophone
The first gramophone was invented by Emile Berliner in 1887 and worked by using a stylus to etch sound waves into a spinning disc, called a “gramophone record.” The gramophone had a horn attached to the top, which amplified the sound as it was played back by running the stylus over the grooves in the record. The gramophone required manual operation, such as winding the spring motor, placing the needle on the record, and manually adjusting the speed of the turntable.
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