The classic reproduction dot matrix printer can play Bach works like this-EBY




Can the printer also play classical music? It sounds like some alright. But it turned out that the MIDI Desaster from Germany, successfully with a 24-pin dot matrix printer, played a Bach song. In addition, MIDI Desaster has played more modern music, such as the film "Rocky" in the third part of the theme song Eye of the Tiger.

 In fact, the principle of its occurrence is based on the needle printer in the printing and paper collision caused by the sound, because the paper part of the distance from the pickup wheel, the distance is different, it will issue a different sound. However, according to the law of the operation of the dot matrix printer, this can play the music of the needle printer may have been re-transformation through the grass-roots language.
This is a very interesting thing, it shows the wisdom of mankind in science and technology and the progress of life. Using printer technology to create more fun or useful things is already a very common thing, have to say, this is really worth a more in-depth study of the technology. In fact, in our lives, the printer is also accompanied by a variety of small things to the event, have provided a convenient and practical. EBY team to create a professional brand for a variety of printer cartridges, not just high-quality, but also a understand your brand

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