Other bright thinkers of the period worked to further develop this technology they invented flat discs to use instead of cylinders (a precursor to vinyl) and modified the machines to be more compact within the home. These phonographs were monumental in marking a new century and culture of entertainment. Edison's phonographs recorded and played sound using wax cylinders which had etches running across their surface that were made from the vibrations of sound waves pushing against a metal needle held overtop of the wax. The first recorded sound came from the designs of famed inventor, Thomas Edison, in 1877. Victor Talking Machine Company and the Victrola Record Player
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