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Solid Engineering: Check out the Marble Music Machine [Video]

Christopher Isak
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A music machine that runs with marbles and plays beautiful tunes? This is one amazing piece of engineering! This marble machine was built by Martin Molin from Sweden, aka Wintergatan, and he sure plays it well. Check it out yourself!

Photo credit: Martin Molin / Hannes Knutsson / Angelique Nagtegaal

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Hi there and thanks for reading my article! I'm Chris the founder of TechAcute. I write about technology news and share experiences from my life in the enterprise world. Drop by on Twitter and say 'hi' sometime. 😉
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