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    This document presents a timeline of major sound pre-production and recording devices from 1870 to 2000. It begins with Edison's phonograph in 1870, followed by Berliner's gramophone in 1888, and goes on to describe the development of record players, tape recorders, walkmans, discmans, and iPods throughout the 20th century.

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    This document presents a timeline of major sound pre-production and recording devices from 1870 to 2000. It begins with Edison's phonograph in 1870, followed by Berliner's gramophone in 1888, and goes on to describe the development of record players, tape recorders, walkmans, discmans, and iPods throughout the 20th century.

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    This document presents a timeline of major sound pre-production and recording devices from 1870 to 2000. It begins with Edison's phonograph in 1870, followed by Berliner's gramophone in 1888, and goes on to describe the development of record players, tape recorders, walkmans, discmans, and iPods throughout the 20th century.

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    TIMELINE OF SOUND PREPRODUCTION DEVICES

    MUSIC STORAGE CAPACITY AND


    FON Ó SIZE
    1870 GRAFO
    It was the most common device for
    10cm long and
    playing recorded sounds from the
    5.7cm in diameter
    1870s to the 1880s. The
    phonograph was invented by Its main function was to record
    Thomas Alva Edison messages. These worked several
    dozen times and then the sound
    was lost.

    GRAMOPHON
    1888 It was the first sound recording and
    reproduction system that used a flat 10” DISC 4.5
    disc, unlike the phonograph that MINUTES
    recorded on a cylinder. It was
    patented in 1888 by Emile Berliner.

    1925 TURNTABLE

    Diameter in inches
    It played records electrically, bringing
    either 12", 10" and
    benefits such as higher sound quality, less 7"
    wear on both the record and the pick, and
    control of sound volume. Generally record 45 min approx. at 33
    RPM (General
    players play at 33 RPM and 45 RPM.
    measurement)

    1930
    TAPE
    RECORDER
    It allows sounds to be recorded on a magnetic
    support attached to a plastic tape by
    processing electrical signals from
    microphones that resemble the human voice.

    They can record 33


    minutes TO 48 MIN
    MUSIC STORAGE CAPACITY AND
    1963
    SIZE
    WALKMAN

    It is a portable device that, by means of


    an electromagnetic coil, only allows the
    reading of the contents of the audio
    cassette. It is known as "Walkman" for Magnetic tape
    being the most popular cassette player Capacity 30-120
    model of the Sony inventor Nobutoshi minutes
    Kihara brand.

    1987 DISCMAN

    It is a portable device that, by means


    of a laser beam, allows only the
    reading of the content of the CD,
    Audio CD capacity
    transmits the signal to an audio output
    80 min
    connector and this in turn to
    headphones . James T. Russel

    Mp3 Mp4 PLAYERS

    2000
    MP3 is a proprietary digital audio
    compression format that uses a lossy
    algorithm to achieve a smaller file size. 45 hours of
    Developed by Karlheinz Brandenburg playback between
    charges

    2001 IPOD
    Rechargeable lithium
    ion polymer battery.
    It is a line of portable digital audio
    Classic (160 GB), Nano
    players designed and marketed by (16 GB), Shuffle (2 GB),
    Apple Inc. Touch (16 GB, 32 GB,
    They presented it for the first time on 64 GB or 128 GB)
    October 23, 2001
    TIMELINE OF SOUND RECORDING DEVICES (SUPPORTS)

    WAX CYLINDER CAPACITY AND SIZE


    1880
    10cm long and
    They were the support of the first method 5.7cm in diameter
    of recording and reproducing sound Its main function was to record
    messages. These worked several
    inventor Thomas Alva Edison dozen times and then the sound
    was lost.

    SLATE DISC
    1888

    The 78 RPM records were made of a The first musical


    black, rigid and fragile material, known records (1889). Five
    inch diameter 4.5 min
    as paste or hardened shellac, which is
    why they broke easily. Invention of Emil
    Berliner

    1925
    VINYL DISC

    It is an analog sound storage medium in 45 min approx. at 33


    RPM 300 mm diameter,
    the form of a polyvinyl chloride disc, variable thickness
    which is grooved into a modulated spiral between 1 to 3 mm Max.
    weight. 180 grams
    shape By collecting/producing vibrations
    produced by the friction between the disc
    and the pick Developer Emile Berliner
    in 1888 Its launch was in 1925
    1963 CASSET
    TE
    It is a sound or video recording Capacity 30-120 minutes
    format on magnetic tape that was Read/write mechanism
    widely used between the 1970s and Electromagnetic head
    early 1990s. PHILIPS Dimensions 10 × 6.5 × 0.9cm
    DEVELOPER

    COMPACT
    1987 DISC

    It is an optical disk used to store


    data in digital format, consisting of A diameter of 12 centimeters,
    any type of information (audio, a thickness of 1.2 millimeters
    images, video, documents and and can store up to 80
    minutes of audio or 700 MB of
    other data).
    data

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