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1277224 Synchronizing player pianos and phonographs
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JohnM
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1277224 Synchronizing player pianos and phonographs
Looks like Aeolian bought this patent.
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Re: Synchronizing player pianos and phonographs
Fascinating, especially as I have a thing for Conlon Nancarrow!
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Re: Synchronizing player pianos and phonographs
The upcoming March issue of The Antique Phonograph journal will have a feature article on this topic, with some really fascinating revelations.
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Re: Synchronizing player pianos and phonographs
My spidey-sense was tingling.TinfoilPhono wrote: Fri Feb 04, 2022 2:00 pm The upcoming March issue of The Antique Phonograph journal will have a feature article on this topic, with some really fascinating revelations.
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