Another word for phonograph

phonograph Synonyms

phonograph

stereo, hi-fi, gramophone, juke box; see record player.

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Thomas Edison created the first phonograph and record in 1877.
The Sound Recorder: The earliest sound recorders, whether it was Edison's first "phonograph" recording on a wax cylinder or Parisian inventor Edouard-Leon Scott de Martinville's "phonautograph", all had one thing in common.
The poorer grades are employed in the manufacture of soap, candles and phonograph records.