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Telharmonium

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https://scrapbox.io/files/66f78d8a0f7221001d9bde1e.jpeg The telharmonium was an early electric organ, also called the dynamophone. Thaddeus Cahill developed it around 1896 and patented it in 1897. Electrical signals from the telharmonium traveled through wires and could be heard at the receiving end through “horn” speakers.

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