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 There is a company Called Anderson Musical Instruments that is operated out of Kingston, New York which also makes Euphones. ((https://reverb.com/shop/chriss-gear-depot-804)) This company is also one that is operated by Chris Anderson and run out of his Kingston studio. There is no official website for the company as of yet so knowing all of the instruments they make is uncertain. \\
-There is another music instrument called the Euphone which is also based off of the Cristal Bachet. The instrument is a variant of the Cristal Bachet with more consonant timbre ideals then the cristal bachet. Both of these instruments take the name euphone from the 18th century musical theorist Ernst Chladni who made a early version of the mechanism of longitudinally rubbed glass rods.
+There is another music instrument called the Euphone made by Frédéric Bousquet which is also based off of the Cristal Bachet. This ((https://www.youtube.com/user/hopensemble/about)) ((https://www.titaniumsound.eu/en-gb/history)) ((https://www.spitfireaudio.com/shop/a-z/titanium-euphone/)) instrument is a variant of the Cristal Bachet with more consonant timbre ideals then the Cristal Bachet. Both of these instruments take the name Euphone from the 18th century musical theorist Ernst Chladni ((https://monoskop.org/Ernst_Chladni)) who made a early version of the mechanism of longitudinally rubbed glass rods. This instrument is not significantly different enough yet to warrant its own page on this wiki.