Sound of the Century - The Museum of Vintage Sound Machines

The museum collects many machines and various antique electrical appliances that humans used to listen to music hundreds of years ago. In addition to a close visit, you can also enjoy antique music and the wonderful music from gramophones more than a century ago. The first floor is dominated by electric audio equipment, and the attic is a collection of ancient manual audio equipment. Antique exhibits are collected from all over the world, and some antiques can also be operated manually without any power supply and light source. There are more than 200 exhibits, including: the first generation drum phonograph, the world's first cassette recorder, bakelite 78-rpm record, tabletop hand-cranked organ, hand-cranked music box, hand-cranked telephone, vacuum tube radio, Atomic radios, tape recorders from World War II, rotary dome-screen TVs, coin-operated jukeboxes, and DVD players for vinyl records. The exhibits in the Audio Museum of Phonographic Years have witnessed the development history of audio equipment for more than 100 years from the use of manual advance to electric power.