Phonograph

Der Phonograph (engl. phonograph) ist das von Thomas A. Edison erfundene Walzen-Schallaufzeichnungs- und Wiedergabegerät.

Literatur zur technischen Entwicklung von Phonograph und Grammophon=

V. K. Chew: Talking machines 1877-1914 : some aspects of the early history of the gramophone. - London : HMSO, 1967
Herbert Jüttemann: Phonographen und Grammophone. - Braunschweig : Klinkhardt und Biermann, 1979
Daniel Marty: Histoire illustrée du phonographe. - Lausanne : Edita; Paris: Vilo, 1979. - Deutsch als: Grammophone : Geschichte in Bildern. - Karlsruhe : G. Braun, 1981
Oliver Read, Walter L. Welch: From tin foil to stereo : evolution of the phonograph. - Indianapolis u. a. : Sams, 1959, 2/1976
Christopher Proudfoot: Collecting phonographs and gramophones. - London: Studio Vista, 1980. - Deutsch als: Grammophone und Phonographen. - München : Georg D. W. Callwey, 1981
G. Wilson: Gramophones : acoustic and radio. - London : Gramophone (Publications), (nach 1931)
Eric Reiss: The complete talking machine : a guide to the restoration of antique phonographs. - Vestal, NY : The Vestal Press, 1986
W. Gillett: The phonograph, and how to construct it : with a chapter on sound. - London : Spon; New York : Spon and Chamberlain, 1892. - Reprint: Sevenoaks : George L. Frow, 1978
George E. Tewksbury: A complete manual of the Edison phonograph. - Orange, NJ : National Phonograph Co., 1897
George L. Frow, Albert F. Sefl: The Edison cylinder phonographs : a detailed account of the entertainment models until 1929. - Sevenoaks : George L. Frow, 1978
Robert W. Baumbach: Look for the dog : an illustrated guide to Victor talking machines, 1901-1929. - Woodland Hills, CA : Stationary X-Press, 1981