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December 4, 1885: Charles Sumner Tainter filed for a U.S. patent for “Apparatus for Recording and Reproducing Sound.” This was the first use of wax recording, and the first design for removable and replayable records.
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“On This Day in the History of Recorded Sound…”
December 4, 1885: Charles Sumner Tainter filed for a U.S. patent for “Apparatus for Recording and Reproducing Sound.” This was the first use of wax recording, and the first design for removable and replayable records.
https://www.antiquephono.org/#/
December 4, 1885: Charles Sumner Tainter filed for a U.S. patent for “Apparatus for Recording and Reproducing Sound.” This was the first use of wax recording, and the first design for removable and replayable records.
https://www.antiquephono.org/#/