Oldest recording found - 28 years before Bells'

[-Davo]

http://www.bloggernews.net/114841

Indeed.

28 years before Greham Bell first recorded sound, sound was recorded.

In your face, Bell!

U.S. audio historians have discovered the oldest-known audio recording, created by a French inventor named Edouard-Leon Scott de Martinville on April 9, 1860 - 17 years before Thomas Edison invented the phonograph. Up until now, the oldest recorded sound still in existence has been from 1888. This predates it by 28 years.

[Toksin]

I love how the article mentions Thomas Edison first recorded sound but Davo says Graham Bell.


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[72chevelleOhio]

Originally Posted by Toksin

but Davo says Graham Bell.

"Greham" Bell.....and the quote with Thomas Edison right in it is awesome..

Some days you got it -Davo, some days you should have posted a couple drinks ago.

[-Davo]

yeah... well.... look a decoy! *runs away* My bad

[stone_mound_camaro]

wow that recording sounds MAD scary!!