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Posted by breakinbeats on Oct-25-2003 18:11:

Here's a little question for you that you all should know.

Here's a little question for you that you all should know, because we all love it soo much.

1. Who invented sound playback and what year?

2. Extra credit, what was the device called?

I just took a Test final over this and wanted to share. I know the anwser, but you have to guess first.

Posted by DjDeComp on Oct-25-2003 18:24:

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Originally posted by breakinbeats
Here's a little question for you that you all should know, because we all love it soo much.

1. Who invented sound playback and what year?

2. Extra credit, what was the device called?

I just took a Test final over this and wanted to share. I know the anwser, but you have to guess first.

Thomas Edison in 1877, and the device is called the Phonograph, and the first recording was "Mary had a Little Lamb"

P.S. My hometown is very close to his house and labs, and I'm a Audio Engineering freak

Posted by breakinbeats on Oct-25-2003 22:21:

hmmm... that was quick

Posted by TrAnCeAkI on Oct-25-2003 22:25:

lol OWNED!!

Posted by Yan on Oct-26-2003 05:48:

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Originally posted by DjDeComp
Thomas Edison in 1877, and the device is called the Phonograph, and the first recording was "Mary had a Little Lamb"

pics or stfu

Posted by squirrelly on Oct-26-2003 05:50:

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Originally posted by TrAnCeAkI
lol OWNED!!

ROFL!!! so true!

Posted by DjDeComp on Oct-26-2003 06:01:

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Originally posted by DJYaNiK
pics or stfu

Posted by squirrelly on Oct-26-2003 06:03:

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Originally posted by DjDeComp

Oh! and he did it again! rofl!!!!

Posted by Yan on Oct-26-2003 06:08:

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Originally posted by DjDeComp

Uh... Err... Good enough >.<

Didn't expect you to go through the trouble of finding pictures ^^;;

Posted by DjDeComp on Oct-26-2003 06:09:

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Originally posted by DJYaNiK
Uh... Err... Good enough >.<

Didn't expect you to go through the trouble of finding pictures ^^;;

I have them bookmarked

Just incase for posts like these

Posted by Yan on Oct-26-2003 06:11:

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Originally posted by DjDeComp
I have them bookmarked

Just incase for posts like these

Bet you never expected a topic like this to arise... Unless this was all planned out. Hmm... Elaborate scheme!

Posted by DjDeComp on Oct-26-2003 06:19:

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Originally posted by DJYaNiK
Bet you never expected a topic like this to arise... Unless this was all planned out. Hmm... Elaborate scheme!

Come on Pinky, it's time to take over the WORLD

Posted by breakinbeats on Oct-26-2003 06:59:

Sorry but that was all DeComp himself... I'll give you a harder one. Who made the first multi track recorder and when? Ha that is harder. You'll prolly have to research on that one.

Posted by DjDeComp on Oct-26-2003 07:46:

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Originally posted by breakinbeats
Sorry but that was all DeComp himself... I'll give you a harder one. Who made the first multi track recorder and when? Ha that is harder. You'll prolly have to research on that one.

pff... easy Les paul in 1948 with the track called "Brazil" and the first album to use Muti-track was from the Beatles called "Sergeant Pepper"

I was too lazy to check my notes

Posted by breakinbeats on Oct-26-2003 08:27:

The muti track "recorder" was invented by lez paul in 1952 not 1948. I think you worded your anwser differently than how i asked. It's ok you still got me again, because all of your anwser is true. Even harder one, who reintroduces the 33 1/3 Lp, when, and why did it need to be reintroduced? Oh and who developed it in the first place and what year?

Posted by DjDeComp on Oct-26-2003 08:46:

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Originally posted by breakinbeats
The muti track "recorder" was invented by lez paul in 1952 not 1948. I think you worded your anwser differently than how i asked. It's ok you still got me again, because all of your anwser is true. Even harder one, who reintroduces the 33 1/3 Lp, when, and why did it need to be reintroduced? Oh and who developed it in the first place and what year?

Ahh, I read your question wrong. Peter Goldmark in 1948 developed the 33 1/3 LP. I cant remember who reintroduced it.

My performance is below Par, I must go study now.

Posted by breakinbeats on Oct-26-2003 17:41:

Well enough with the questions because i got ya on this one. RCA developes and introduces the 33 1/3 Lp in 1931. The "depression" became a factor for production of the 33 1/3, so they stoped making them. After the depression Columbia reintroduces the 33 1/3 Lp in 1948.

That was fun and games. You have any trivia for me.