Literature
- Peter Donhauser (2007). Elektrische Klangmaschinen. Boehlau Vienna (in German).
- Peter Badge (2000). Oskar Sala:Pionier der elektronischen Musik. Satzwerk, 100pp. ISBN 3-930333-34-1
- Pablo Freire / Audionautas (2011/2012). Oskar Sala. El último artesano. Parts 1234 (in Spanish)
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