graph players designed as furniture” (Schoenherr 3).
As the 1920s and 1930s unfolded, the search for methods of transferring sound to film helped fund the further development of sound recording techniques as film and sound became married. The optical soundtrack was the film industry standard throughout the 1930s and 1940s. The development of sound fidelity for the film industry greatly impacted the development of fidelity for home stereo systems. In 1940, David Sarnoff of RCA, “installed the
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