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

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The mainstay their business was the continued popularity the coin-in-the-slot machines, which 15 were normally converted Edison phonographs. While the basic research the amusement phonograph was undertaken the laboratory, the business the North American Phonograph Company declined. . Here was chemical challenge that Edison enthusiastically took up.VII-11 Aylsworth therefore had work closely with Charles Wurth and his duplicating team because each experimental project depended on each other; new compounds acted differently the duplicating process and each compound performed differently in both recording and reproduction. The major development paths for phonograph technology— increased playing time and more fidelity— were dependent harder wax the cylinder. became president and made Tate vice-president. Lippincott's death 1891 produced vacuum the management the North American Company that Edison filled. spent many hours in the chemical lab Building working this problem and enjoyed every minute it.dllus 7-1, Edison chemical lab, 1908. His first policy was dismantle the franchise system and replace national sales network.) This area research remained the vital part of phonograph technology into the twentieth century. There were only three companies with high sales and good management, the Columbia, New England, and New York Phonograph Companies. 1891 only 19 franchisees remained out the original and their future looked bleak