A HISTORY OF EDISON'S WEST ORANGE LABORATORY 1887-1931

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The fragile reproducer consisted diaphragm made gold beater's skin (or animal membrane) which was connected curved steel wire serving as the stylus. Central the new design was electric motor which turned the main shaft means bevelled friction g wheels. Much the third floor the main building was taken with the continuing development the phonograph: newly hired chemist, Jonas W. Intensive research and development the phonograph began the new laboratory 1888 Edison switched the resources his lab into the phonograph. needle the recorder cut a groove into the soft wax cylinder and, after recording, the spectacle frame was then turned bring the reproducer stylus onto the surface the cylinder.IV- 6 December 1887 drew heavily several features patented for the tinfoil machine. The reproducer and recorder diaphragms were mounted together in the form pair spectacles. The cylinder was fitted onto one end the main shaft, and the other end lead screw moved the traveler arm which pushed the reproducer along the cylinder. Aylsworth, worked developing chemical substances for the cylinders; adjoining room English experimenter called Gladestone tried improve the output the battery; Wangemann experimented recording music one end the floor, surrounded piano, several different phonographs, and sometimes four piece orchestra; and Edison, assisted by the chemist Franz Schulzeberge, applied himself the