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It is basically a device, like a bipolar transistor, set up to oscillate. But there is a RC bias circuit (with an audio frequency time constant) that quenches the oscillations just at the point that it is ready to take off. Since an oscillator has "ionfinite gain", this almost oscillator has almost infinite gain. Not a bad trick for one device.
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