Room dedicated to the story of the Phonograph: presentation of the invention of the Phonograph, the first instrument in the history that allows the recording and playback of voice and music, through engraved cylinders, read by a metal pin connected to a trumpet. The invention, by T. Edison in 1879, is presented to visitors with a video. On display various phonograph models, from the first prototype the Tin-foil, to the gramophone with vinyl records. In addition, the room features the reproduction of one of the first music recording rooms, where the phonograph was the protagonist.
