19 of 36: “Ping Pong” Stereo demonstration (1956) Table Tennis @MuseumofPortableSound
19 of 36: “Ping Pong” Stereo demonstration (1956) Table Tennis  @MuseumofPortableSound
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A Brief History of Sound Recording
Object 19 of 36
“Ping Pong” Stereo demonstration (1956, 1:25)
Sound in the Round LP | Concert-Disc Records, Chicago, Illinois, US
MOPSPO 2023-003

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