Category:Hupfeld Meisterspiel DEA (reproducing piano)

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Further reading

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  • The Reproducing Piano - Hupfeld DEA. The Pianola Institute (pianola.org).
    "​ This page is still in preparation, but may nevertheless be of interest in its incomplete state. ",
    "[image 3] Robert Frömsdorf (1859-1908), Inventor of the Phonola and the DEA. ",
    "​ The Phonola was essentially the invention of Robert Frömsdorf, a brilliant and self-taught pneumatic engineer, who was manager of the main Hupfeld factory in Leipzig, no doubt with a dedicated workforce under his command. Although the DEA was also developed under Frömsdorf's direction, and he can be seen operating the roll-marking machine in one or two of Hupfeld's recording session photographs, he nevertheless died in August 1908, within a year of the instrument's public launch, and at the rather early age of 48. "

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