Sound
Sound
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" Sounds are repeated by a graphophone, in accordance with the laws governing Sound. They are not repeated by a dia- fram, with reason enough, that they could not be without viola- ting these laws, something that never happens, except in text- books.
" In one case there is an instrument made, that in strict ac- cordance with the laws governing Sound makes them. In the other there is no such instrument; and the diafram couldn't repeat the sounds of the world, any more than a pumpkin could, or a ...beet, or a carrot, or anything else which was not made to make them.
"The diafram assists, as Ellen has repeatedly said, in gather- ing and reflecting Sound, as a stove does heat.
"A writer in Good Works, 1878, page 280, in a long and ably written article on the telephone and graphophone, in referring to the latter, says : 'Once more rotating the cylinder the style rises and falls as the now embossed foil passes beneath it, and the motion given to the style is communicated to the disc and thence to the air around.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Sounds are repeated by a graphophone, in accordance with the laws governing Sound. They are not repeated by a dia- fram, with reason enough, that they could not be without viola- ting these laws, something that never happens, except in text- books.
" In one case there is an instrument made, that in strict ac- cordance with the laws governing Sound makes them. In the other there is no such instrument; and the diafram couldn't repeat the sounds of the world, any more than a pumpkin could, or a ...beet, or a carrot, or anything else which was not made to make them.
"The diafram assists, as Ellen has repeatedly said, in gather- ing and reflecting Sound, as a stove does heat.
"A writer in Good Works, 1878, page 280, in a long and ably written article on the telephone and graphophone, in referring to the latter, says : 'Once more rotating the cylinder the style rises and falls as the now embossed foil passes beneath it, and the motion given to the style is communicated to the disc and thence to the air around.
What to read after Sound?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Battell to read onlineMoreLess
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