The Juusyoku Record (重色レコード) is a sound media invented by Yoshiro Nakamatsu in early 1950s.
Several lines of red and green variable-area sound tracks are printed on a white paper.
While an electric bulb with red or green filter lights up the track, a moving optical pickup read the visible track and play sound.
Patent information of the media (Japanese, S27-001322):
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