The work of the Volta associates laid the foundation for the successful use of the dictating machine in business, for their wax recording process was practical and their machines sturdy. But it was to take several more years and the renewed work of Edison and further developments by Berliner and many others, before the talking machine industry really got under way and became a major factor in home entertainment.[10] PATENTS WHICH RESULTED FROM THE VOLTA LABORATORY ASSOCIATION _Patent Number_ _Year_ _Patent_ _Inventors_ 229495 1880 Telephone call register C. S. Tainter 235496 1880 Photophone transmitter A. G. Bell, C. S. Tainter 235497 1880 Selenium cells A. G. Bell, C. S. Tainter 235590 1800 Selenium cells C. S. Tainter 241909 1881 Photophonic receiver A. G. Bell, C. S. Tainter 243657 1881 Telephone transmitter C. S. Tainter 289725 1883 Electric conductor C. S. Tainter 336081 1886 Transmitter for electric C. A. Bell telephone lines 336082 1886 Jet microphone for C. A. Bell transmitting sounds by means of jets 336083 1886 Telephone transmitter C. A. Bell 336173 1886 Telephone transmitter C. S. Tainter 341212 1886 Reproducing sounds A. G. Bell, from phonograph C. A. Bell, records C. S. Tainter 341213 1886 Reproducing and A. G. Bell, recording sounds by C. A. Bell, radiant energy C. S. Tainter 341214 1886 Recording and reproducing C. A. Bell, speech and other sounds C. S. Tainter 341287 1886 Recording and reproducing C. S. Tainter sounds 341288 1886 Apparatus for recording C. S. Tainter and reproducing sounds 374133 1887 Paper cylinder for C. S. Tainter graphophonic records 375579 1887 Apparatus for recording C. S. Tainter and reproducing speech and other sounds 380535 1888 Graphophone C. S. Tainter 385886 1888 Graphophone C. S. Tainter 385887 1888 Graphophonic tablet C. S. Tainter 388462 1888 Machine for making C. S. Tainter paper tubes 392763 1888 Mounting for diaphragms C. S. Tainter for acoustical instruments