Comments on: 10 Instrumental Innovations That Didn’t Change the World

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By: Richard Waters

Richard Waters — Mon, 17 May 2010 01:03:24 +0000

Too bad you do not know what you are talking about with the waterphone. It is on hundreds of movie sound tracks and is selling like hot cakes world wide. You should check your facts before you open that fat mouth of yours.
Richard Waters, inventor of the waterphone

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By: Wesley

Wesley — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 16:40:07 +0000

I was going to mention the theremin in Good Vibrations, but it was actually an electro-theremin in that song. The electro-theremin was a knockoff instrument with knobs and things invented by Bob Whitsell in 1958. It was easier to play, so it stole what little thunder the theremin had and took most of its spots in on tv-themesongs, etc. I was also going to include that, but it made things a lot longer and shifted to much focus away from the theremin, so I left it out.