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

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indulged orgy all-night experimenting sessions throughout 1915 and 1916, vowing that "I Q shall never stop until get rid altogether. (See Table 10-1. The first priority was improve the disc and eliminate some of the surface noise. The C-250 Chipppendale model, introduced 1916, was the first Edison disc phonograph achieve widespread commercial success.) Edison supervised every major experimental campaign in the laboratory addition his work rebuilding the Works and restructuring the organization. was only after the quality the disc surface had been markedly improved that attention was given the mechanical operation the new phonograph.6 Yet for Edison and the men around him, R&D the disc product was major project that was preoccupy them until 1917. Edison was determined to capture all the "overtones" the recording but this forced him into the difficult task reducing the loudness the surface noise. His secretary and biographer, William Meadowcroft, had been with the "old man" long enough have seen many periods frantic activity, yet . The more sensitive the recording diaphragm, the more surface noise was reproduced." His large personal staff was fully occupied assisting the "old man," and great deal time was spent making minor improvements in disc duplication and the condensite recording medium. Edison's experts the laboratory applied their knowledge of the phonograph and their experience with the cylinder format to the disc