The last museum I visited in the Palace of Culture was the Ștefan Procopiu Science and Technique Museum, and it was so incredible it cannot be described. The large collection of items includes a wonderful section on sound recording and reproduction, typing and some early computers. It's a heaven of cogs and wheels, and I'll leave the photos to speak for themselves.
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| Looks better than that rare Cramps picture disc you have |
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| A music box |
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| A music box disc |
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| Another music box disc |
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| Large music box |
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| Detail of the music box cylinder |
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| Music punch card |
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| I have no clue how this works |
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| Not to mention this |
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| Well, this seems complicated |
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| I take it back |
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| No, really |
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| WHAT THE HELL |
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| Gramophones collection |
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| Mad scientist vol. I |
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| Mad scientist vol. II |
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| Yes, computers, less powerful than what you're using |
As you can see for yourself, the exhibit is incredible (and there were more, I just didn't want to overdo it). Truly, if you happen in this city, you should NOT miss this.
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