Hi All,
I hope everyone is doing well, I have attached the link to my dead tech blog. I had a blast learning about some new things my father showed me and I hope you all will enjoy my video. This was my first time putting up a video of myself on youtube and it was quite exciting. Thank you all for your time and I hope you all will learn something new!
-Sadad Mohammad
Samirath Gnabode
I think you did a great job with your Dead Technology assignment .I like the music device you’ve showed in the video and you were clear in showing us how its works.
Cynthia Persaud
I think this was great. I like how you showed your viewers how it worked because I was always curios to how this work.
Brandon Sookhoo
Hey Sadad,
I really enjoyed your video on your “Dead” Technology you were showcasing to us. It’s amazing to see how far music technology advanced since then. Can you imagine if we were still listening to music the same way they did ?!?! I don’t know about you but I would find great pleasure in it because I am old school fanatic when it comes to listening to music. I liked how you the basics to using it and I am glad to see you’re a Elvis fan (Just like me). Out of curiosity though is it heavy to carry around ?
Andie Silva (she/her)
How fantastic that you could get access to a gramophone! This has me thinking about the hipster nostalgia re: records. Are there people out there who still argue for the gramophone? If not, why not?
Prittania Shaw
Being thats it was your first video, it was great. I am curious what’s the difference between phonograph and his masters voice gramophone?
That seems like a really cool device only thing is that it looks heavy and you cannot bring it with you everywhere you go. Great music choice, Elvis was my parents favorite, personally I only like the way how he dance and dress to entertain people.
No offense I am glad we have other portable devices such as iPhone we can carry around to listen to music on.