Apparatus for recording and reproducing the voice, 1937

A roll with which the human voice was recorded on wax and could be reproduced. The device was developed by Charles S. Tainter and Chichester Bell with the involvement of Alexander Graham Bell and it was for several decades in one of three boxes, which were stored unopened in the archives of the Smithsonian Institute

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Chichester Computing Decades Developed Involvement Recorded Reproduced Smithsonian Stored Unopened

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