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A phonograph is a device that plays recorded sound by using a needle (stylus) to read grooves in a vinyl record as it spins on a turntable. It matters because it was a foundational technology for music and audio entertainment, allowing people to listen to recorded sound in their homes.
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- Instance of
- invention
- Subclass of
- portable audio player
- Image
- Phonograph disc.jpg
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- location of creation
- New York City
- discoverer or inventor
- Thomas Edison
- Commons category
- Phonographs
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- Phonograph
- topic's main category
- Category:Phonographs
- time of discovery or invention
- 1877-00-00
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