Sarah,

We provide interactive technology for use in museum exhibits.  We have put together quite a few of our FlashAudio players with various types of telephones (from Antique to Vintage to Modern).  Below are some links to a few examples:

Itasca State Park Vintage Desk Phone (second photo down)
Kohl Children's Museum - Potbelly Cafe Order Phone (photos 3-5)
Wisconsin Veteran's Museum Veitnam Field Phone

FlashAudio-SI audio player
Audio/Video Modules

If this like something you would be interested in, please feel free to call or email.

Thanks,
 -Mark-

 * Mark Fowle, Partner
 * SIGNAL-INNOVA
 * 2841 East 19th Street
 * Signal Hill, CA 90755
 * Email: mailto:mark@exhibitsalive.com
 * http://www.ExhibitsAlive.com/
 * Phone: (800) 417-9060
 * Fax: (800) 773-7694


Sarah Buonacore wrote:
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Hi everyone,
 
I'm currently working on an exhibit and we would like to feature a telephone on a desk that visitors can pick up in order to listen to a recording. I've been to plenty of museums that have features like this, but can't seem to find any information about how to go about setting up something like this. We've looked for fake phones that can play recordings, but the only thing we can find is a children's teaching phone that's plastic and red/yellow (we need something realistic).
 
Does anyone have any experience setting up something like this and can tell me how you did it or point me in the right direction?
 
Thanks,
 
Sarah

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