elektrophones
Elektrophones are a class of musical instruments that produce sound through electrical means. This distinguishes them from acoustic instruments which rely on vibrating strings, membranes, or air columns. The core principle behind an elektrophones is the conversion of electrical signals into audible sound waves, typically via a loudspeaker. Early examples of elektrophones emerged in the late 19th and early 20th centuries as inventors explored the sonic possibilities of electricity.
The term elektrophones encompasses a wide range of instruments. Key examples include synthesizers, electric guitars, electric
The development of elektrophones has been closely tied to advancements in electronics and digital technology. Early