Pianola

Pianola was the Aeolian Company's trade name for player pianos, first used for the push-up player designed by Edwin Votey around 1900. Aeolian brought the name back on a line of spinet player pianos built from about 1960 into the 1980s, including a 64-note model. Gibson, which bought the Aeolian name, briefly made Pianola player pianos again from 2001.