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

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The phonograph was a complicated product and took long time train the work force; many the delays were caused "breaking in" new men.^^ The laboratory provided the testing that was essential to maintain quality. Edison responded this market developing coin-operated machine ." These efforts nevertheless failed prevent some costly recalls of 36 phonographs back West Orange. The sub-assemblies and completed units were checked the third floor the laboratory skilled staff who knew the standard that Edison wanted for reproduction. Even when inspectors were employed the Works, was the lab staff who had the last word the sound the machines. The entertainment value the phonograph had been first demonstrated the showmen who attracted crowds listen the machine and pay for the privilege. Penny arcades were set small businessmen to sell this form entertainment larger scale. The increased attention given quality control was considered to be well worth the time and expense; Tate wrote Edison in 1892: satisfied that had you been less rigid your methods inspecting phonograph parts, the North American Company would have big claims today. Although sales business machines were very disappointing, growing demand for amusement phonographs kept Edison's hopes, and the finances the North American Phonograph Company, alive.IV-20 job, from tool-maker factory manager