The talking machine world (Jan-June 1928)

The Talking Machine World, New York, February, 1928 oAn Avalanche of Enthusiastic Praise! | A few of hundreds of letters received J / & RAD/O CORPORA 325 SOUTH BROAD WA l" We take pleasure in informing you that our experience with this type of receiver has been exceptionally good and in fact, we are not a bit backward in placing it alongside of any other. ^^^BADIO ACCESSORY iOVtt* T^jf The universal comment has been the utmost in satisfaction from the standpoint of tone quality and selectivity and it being all in one unit has been one of the outstanding features to the average consumer. Some of the logs that some of the consumers have turned over to the dealers we would not hesitate in commenting to prospective dealers, as it has been quite astonishing what has been done with the set. Sthatton -M'aiiiik.v Uahiiwahk Co. ZSJ >IHM Ml J " 1 1 . -. The Model No. 60 Freed-Eisemann has been the most popular model that we have ever handled and all of our dealers are very enthusiastic regarding these sets. Wehavehadinnumerablecompliments on the operation of Model No. 60. In our estimation, it's operationhasbeen mostsatisfactory. The dealers and the customers have expressed their satisfaction in its operation, and we have been very successful with the receiver. Empire Furniture Co. Ctmfliu Horn Outftliri Although this letter has not been solicited in any way we feel that we must write you expressing our genuine enthusiasm and satisfaction over your new Model No. 60 electric radio receiver. We have listened to hundreds of radios but know that we have never seen nor heard a radio until we listened to one of these. It is our intention to push the sales of this receiver to the utmost. Gpinncll Urotlicps Victor Distributors We wish to advise that Model NR-60 has proven very satisfactory indeed to our trade, in fact, we believe it to be so good and at a price that appeals to the public that it will be practically impossible in the future to do any volume of business on D.C. Models. SPMniMijWDAniixnrfioaoa We have sold these sets to practically all of our dealers, and find that their reception has been entirely successful both to the dealers and to the consumer. We are sure that in this set you have the nearest approach to perfectradio, and we are of the opinion that you will be rewarded with a large volume of sales. Sljrncusi' Auto.Supplij Corporation UMHWMltmim <\tr**t ayrocuA*. N V. After two months of distributing and selling we are in a definite position to accurately give you the merits of this receiver, measured by performance and efficiency in our laboratory, together with the various compliments that have been received from the olddealers, new dealers and new owners. Briefly, in our opinion it is as fine as any receiver there is on the market. In our retail department we have demonstrated these models against receivers selling at double the price and we have never lost a sale yet. Our service has been cut down over fifty percent since we have decided to handle FreedEisemann radio exclusively. COMMERCIAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO -Hf&nm EScfltt AmSxNCE <? Replying to your letter of Jan. 6th, wish to say that the Model 60 is one of the finest radio sets we have ever had to offerour dealers in this territory and the dealers are certainly not losing any time presenting it to the trade. (TarrulllrlfrtrirtfiiJIn We think the Model No. 60 is superior to any electric set at anywhere near the price. We have had the Model No. 60 in competition with the field and while we have not always taken the dealer away from his other connection, we have at least made him admit that we have a better job. J H McCullouoh & Son e Equiphent-RaoioScts MD Puri We want to pass a few words of comment to you on the operation and performance of your Model No. 60 Freed-Eisemann Receiver. This is certainly one of the most wonderful receiving sets we have ever heard and our reports from all over our territory is that it far surpasses any other make of radio set regardless of price and we see no reason that with the continuance of such performance that we would lead them all before the next few months roll around. The Model NR-60 is a "wow." We have already sold one and have wired our jobber for more. If this is possible without introduction through descriptive literature it is bound to be much more profitable to both of us after we tell the public about it through descriptive literature. It is with pleasure that we tell you of our success with the Model 60 Freed-Eisemann radio. As you can tell by our records, we have sold a large number and they have thus far given perfect satisfaction. There is no hum, and seem much quieter than battery sets, and they are certainly station getters and deliver quiet and sweet toned programs. We have found the Model No. 60 Freed-Eisemann radio set not only a good radio but it is almost human. The tone quality of the set by far outclasses anyradiothat we have ever heard. While the selectivity and volume can't be beat. The Freed-Eisemann franchise is a valuable one for any dealer likewise any jobber. Onidc lo * FRANK H. CLAY from Kalamaioo ...—..-....m.. — KALAMAZOO MICH Our customers tell us that they never installed a radio that gave them so little trouble, in fact, it was rare if they did not work without any attention whatever excepting to put in the tubes and connect up as per instructions given with the set. We, here at the store certainly appreciate the handling of such quality merchandise and wecannot recommend it too highly. FREED-EISEMANN RADIO CORPORATION BROOKLYN Licensed under patents of Latour, Hazeltine Radio Corp, , Genera Electric. Weatintrhouse. American Telephone $ Teleirraph Cos. NEW YORK