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Background

American Gramaphone is a record company formed in 1974 by Chip Davis. They are mostly known for releasing albums by Mannheim Steamroller.

(1990s)

Logo: On a black background, the silver/black text "AMERICAN GRAMAPHONE" stacked together zooms in. The text "AMERICAN GRAMAPHONE RECORDS" appears below. The whole logo then zooms and flies up.

Technique: Not much animation, for all of the logo itself.

Music/Sounds: A whoosh when the logo zooms in with a little ditty and rising sound is heard. A little synth tune when the text fades in and a final whoosh when the logo zooms in.

Availability: Rare.

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Line 9: '''Logo:''' On a black background, the silver/black text "AMERICAN GRAMAPHONE" stacked together zooms in. The text "AMERICAN GRAMAPHONE RECORDS" appears below. The whole logo then zooms and flies up. '''~~FX/SFX~~Technique:''' Not much animation, for all of the logo itself. '''Music/Sounds:''' A whoosh when the logo zooms in with a little ditty and rising sound is heard. A little synth tune when the text fades in and a final whoosh when the logo zooms in.