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

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Instead brave new experimental projects, the "old man" seemed obsessed with cutting costs and saving money. Yet such was the demand for the radio sound that electrical amplifiers were quickly put onto the market attach acoustic phonographs. Customers were clamoring for the loudness and strident bass notes that characterized electrical amplification sound. His research agenda had been set the nineteenth century for still labored improve the sound records and the quality the duplicates. This produced the high volume and extenuated bass notes that were fashionable, but doubtful that they added new fidelity and beauty acoustic recordings claimed by . The future, which had once been bright and full of opportunities, was now viewed with anxiety, and some cases, fear.XIII-18 INNOVATION DECLINING INDUSTRY The decline the phonograph business, and the frequent crises created, had effect the morale the Edison enterprise. Edison's overall strategy for the 1920s was financial retrenchment and cautious support the existing product line. Edison's recording techniques, the other hand, emphasized the clear reproduction each sound left the instrument. By 1925 radio had captured the entertainment market and was beginning redefine musical tastes