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Subject
Sound Reproduction Equipment
Description
Csystophone, “invented†by Bamadas Chatterjee, a research scholar of Calcutta University, was the preeminent indigenous talkie equipment. Csystophone talkie reproduction machine was based on Chatterjee-Sono-System and was installed at Chabbighar and Rupabani theaters.
Source
National Film Archive of India
Publisher
Film World Weekly, May 12, 1933, Vol.1, No.5, p.5
Contributor
The Media Lab
Citation
Anonymous , "Csystophone," in Sound Cultures in Indian Cinema, Item #11, http://sounds.medialabju.org/index.php/items/show/11 (accessed November 14, 2024).
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