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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 26 (1907) (1907)

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chan- fore, are seen to be many. spaced sparks to operate the whole movement, it is ism. In the model shown, the higher portions of :the Harmonics are produced by the application of just seen that an accidental effect could hardly have any G@ and D strings are not utilized, but they can be by… … Front View of the Automatic Violin Player. type of machine. The fact that the planes snapped ing is done by means of four crystal disks, one for each string. In the accompanying drawing the details under the air pressure when going about 30 miles an supplying extra fingers. Notes on a violin are…

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