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history of the gramophone Part 4 of 4

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Final part (of 4) showing the history of the gramophone and vinyl record from the early 1900's to 80's when cd's took over. Shown on BBC TV in January 1988.The first few minutes of part 1 are missing so I do not know the correct title.I do not own the copyright. I have uploaded for educational / entertainment purposes only.

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Комментарии : 18

@SuperMuzzyman 11 лет назад

Fantastic documentary. A: I learnt a great deal I didn't know beforehand. B: It was very well put together. C: I noticed it credited Howard Hope; I spoke to him on the phone today regarding a phonograph so I'm glad I'm talking to the right person! Bravo! 10/10.

@mahoot81 11 лет назад

Thank you for uploading this, I love vinyl LP's more than CD's anymore. With CD's they succumb to CDROT while vinyl LP's can last as long as they're not exposed to, too much of the elements.

@MatthewBishopCounsellor 7 лет назад

That was marvellous - thank you for uploading.

@garyhunt3393 11 лет назад

It is Omnibus Memories from the Musical Dog

@juandalton9172 12 лет назад

Sept. 2012. My business and life was electronics. The old old cylinder records had an announcement at the beginning of the tune or sound and by whom. Have we really progressed? I still have a few cylinder records, also some 78RPM thick discs (records) about 5-7 mm thick. Thanks for Uploading the four parts. JCED. ============================

@vinylcity1599 4 года назад

9:54, ugh, and here comes the dreaded compact disc! The soul has left the building!

@Musicradio77Network 4 года назад

I hate CD’s. I used to like CD’s, but I don’t used them anymore, because of the problems including scratches, and laser rot. Vinyl is the better format than a CD, and cassette is smaller than vinyl and reel-to-reel tape is the most common format than a cassette and 8-track tapes, because magnetic tape has been around since the 1930’s when it was introduced in Germany, and then came to the US in the late 1940’s by other brands including Ampex and 3M, makers of Scotch.