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  • Home
  • About
    • - What is Acoustics?
    • - History
      • - - History of Acoustics at UT Austin
      • - - History of the Bell Songs in UT's Bell Tower
    • - UT Austin and the ASA
    • - Acoustics in the News and Media
    • - David T. Blackstock, In Memoriam
  • Acoustics Seminar
    • - Current Seminars
    • - Acoustics Seminars Archive
  • Academics
    • - Faculty
    • - Programs
    • - Courses
  • Current Students
    • - Current Students
    • - ASA Student Chapter
    • - Job Listings in Acoustics
    • - Parking and Public Transportation
  • Future Students
    • - Graduate Programs in Acoustics at UT Austin
    • - Application Process
    • - About Austin
      • - - City of Austin
      • - - Live Music Capital of the World
  • Research
  • Resources
    • - Educational Resources
    • - ASA Explore Sound
    • - Selected Acoustical Societies
    • - Job Listings in Acoustics
    • - Acoustical Consultants and Services in Austin
    • - Music Recording Studios in Austin
    • - Campus Maps

Day: September 2, 2011

A Homemade Edison Tinfoil Phonograph

Friday, September 2, 2011 4:00 p.m. in ETC 4.150 Andrew R. McNeese and Jason D. Sagers Applied Research Laboratories The University of Texas at Austin http://www.arlut.utexas.edu In 1877 Thomas Edison invented the phonograph, a device capable of recording and reproducing sound. The original design used the sound-induced vibrations of a stylus to etch a time-locked…

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September 2, 2011hamilton@mail.utexas.eduAcoustics Seminars
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