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  • About the Museum
    • About the Museum
    • Internships
  • Heritage
    • RCA History
    • RCA Oral History Project
  • Scholarships
  • Affiliates
  • What's new
  • Documentation
  • Projects
  • new Stats
  • RCALC
  • Sensory Aid
  • Visit info

Ediphone Restoration Project

We are currently in the process of restoring multiple Ediphones in our collection. Below is a complete list of our projects and the progress we've made. Feel free to drop us a line if you're curious to find out more!

Ediphone Serial No. T265895

In the process of restoring this ediphone, we took the Ediphone apart and set its pieces aside in a box. Unfortunately, Rowan's janitorial staff confused this box for trash and threw its contents somewhere to a landfill. We chalk this up to a learning experience! Still, we are doing our best to restore the ediphone despite the lack of pieces. 

In this particular ediphone, so far we have 3D printed it a new wheel to replace the old gray cracked wheel you see on the photo to the left. 

Ediphone Model. 66000 Serial No. T 610592

This Ediphone is currently in the process of being restored. The black belt shown on the left wheel of the Ediphone was a replacement made by our Associate Director Rich Reindl on a 3D printer. It was made from a flexible filament material to replace the previous leather belt. 

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