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

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Just the time when the selling divisions needed reduce prices, they were were being forced the costs manufacture. The recession 1920/1921 hit the sales medium and expensive models because the public now wanted low prices and better value. The London series were the first include an upright model selling $100, yet this was still over the ideal price range $75-80 needed compete with Victor and Columbia, whose prices were dropping.XIII- 5 practically the best cell for equal less money than the bulk of our competitors. The laboratory and Works struggled make this transition while the sales force rethought its marketing strategies. Salesmen had always stressed the quality the Edison phonograph and had been instructed sell "the superior instrument.because its superior musical merit..^ belated response to market conditions, TAE Inc. introduced new line disc machines 1922. Many of Edison's customers lived rural areas and their Great . Again Victor had beaten TAE Inc. After the War the phonograph market shifted from the high priced Victrolas the very cheap disc machines. had look for sales the mass market. The Edison machines were still not cheap enough sell sluggish market." This line was now outdated because from 1920 onwards TAE Inc. to the largest segment the market, this case the low-priced machines.." The Edison industries, especially the phonograph divisions, were shocked the severity the competition after the 1920 depression