Yale alumni magazine. ([New Haven]) 1937-1976, June 07, 1899, Image 30

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Newspaper Page Text340 © YA Tie SAIL U MEINE WHE KLY ~ MR, EDISON HAS PERFECTED THE PHONOGRAPH, So Perfect is its Work | that SEEINC IT This is the Instrument. == , dispels an illusion. THE EDISON GONCERT PHONOGRAPH. It perfectly reproduces the human voice--just as loud--just as clear --just as sweet. It duplicates instrumental music with pure-toned brilliance and satisfying intensity. Used with Edison Concert Records (made in Mr. Edison’s laboratory, and guaranteed to be originals, not copies or duplicates) its reproduction is free from all mechanical noises. Only the music or the voice is heard. _ It is strong and vibrant enough to fill the largest auditorium. It is smooth and broad enough for the parlor. The highest type of talking machine ever before produced bears no comparison with the Edison Concert Phono- graph. The price is $125. Full particulars may be obtained from any dealer in Phonographs, or by addressing the National Phonograph Co., New York, asking for Concert Cata- logue No. 24. It describes all the Genuine Edison Phonographs. — The Edison Gem - -$ 750 . The Edison Spring Motor $78.00 | The Edison Standard - 20,00 sex.com ‘The Edison Electric “M” 75.00 The Edison Home - - 30.00 Q Edivon. The Edison Electric “E” 90.00