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English: An interview with bandleader George Olsen (right) in 1926 at NBC's flagship radio station WJZ in New York City. The microphone is a Western Electric double button microphone, very widely used for broadcasting and recording in the 1920s. It was sometimes called a "ring and spring" microphone because the microphone unit is suspended by springs in the center of a steel ring to prevent vibrations of the stand from being conducted to the element.
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Source Retrieved March 15, 2014 from Betty Ann Gray, "All Aboard the Pennsylvania Special" in The Radio Home magazine, Consolidated Publishers, Inc., Philadelphia, Vol. 5, No. 1, June-July 1926, p. 32 on American Radio History website
Author Betty Ann Gray

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