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The euphone is a 16 or 8 foot organ game with free reeds and conical resonator. His name derives from the homonymous invention of Ernst Chladni.
The euphone is a musical instrument, invented in 1790 by Chladni: it consists of a square box containing 42 small cylinders of glass which one rubs with the wet fingers, and whose vibration is communicated with metallic rods located inside (glassharmonica type). Quillet encyclopedia, edition of the fiftieth anniversary. Sound link externemodify the code
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