On 29 November 1877, Thomas Edison astonished the world by demonstrating his ingenious hand-cranked phonograph for the first time, marking a groundbreaking moment in the history of sound recording and playback.
The device, capable of capturing and reproducing the human voice, symbolised a monumental leap in technology, showcasing Edison's brilliance as an inventor.
This marvel not only captivated audiences but also laid the foundation for the modern music and entertainment industries.
The phonograph's ability to preserve sound seemed almost magical, turning ephemeral moments into enduring echoes for posterity.
