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MANUFACTURING continued
designed for use with many fm broadcast transmitters now in operation.
"Although it is not possible to estimate equipment prices at this early stage," Mr. Tracy said, "we have every reason to believe that our new fm transmitters will designout to prices lower than those of fm transmitters manufactured by RCA a decade ago."
Radio Set Business Up, Tv Down From Last Year
Both production and retail sales of radio receivers are running 10% over 1956, according to 10-month figures issued by Electronic Industries Assn. (formerly RETMA). Production and sales of tv sets, however, are running under last year.
Output of radios totaled 11,945,534 sets in the first 10 months of 1957 compared to 10,884,760 in the same 1956 period. Auto radios accounted for 4,362,091 in the 1957 period compared to 3,607,911 in 10 months of 1956. Total radio output in October amounted to 1,569,180 sets compared to 1,348,864 for the same month in 1956.
Tv production totaled 5,251,158 sets for the first 10 months of 1957 compared to 6,080,052 in the same 1956 period. October tv output totaled 661,994 sets compared to 820,781 in October 1956. Of the 661,994 October sets, 83,372 had uhf tuners compared to 131,243 in October 1956.
Retail sales of radio sets totaled 6,764,221 units in the first 10 months of 1957 compared to 5,990,718 in the same month a year ago. Retail radio figures do not include auto sets, most of which move directly to the automotive industry. October radio sales totaled 923,849 compared to 585,666 in the same 1956 month.
Retail tv sales totaled 5,024,670 in the first 10 months of 1957 compared to 5,287,199 in the same period of 1956. October tv retail sales totaled 572,589 sets compared to 683,573 in the same month a year ago.
Following are tv and radio set production figures for October and the first 10 months of 1957:
February March (5 wks April May
June (5 wks) July August September
(5 wks) October
TOTAL
Following are retail sales of tv and radio sets (not including auto radios) for the first 10 months of 1957:
Television Sales Radio Sales
January
February
March (5 wks)
April
May
June (5 wks)
July
August
September (5 wks) October
TOTAL
Television
Auto Radio
Total Radio
) 450,190
521,624
1,085,529
464,697
522,859
1,264,765
) 559,842
597,532
1,609,073
361,246
380,452
1,115,813
342,386
396,151
1,023,771
543,778
416,058
1,088,343
360,660
256,279
612,588
673,734
301.971
965,724
832,631
446,419
1.610,748
661,994
522,746
1,569.180
5,251,158
4,362,091
11,945,534
623,359
563,363
525,437
525,029
534,115
730,584
337,965
543,092
399,757
547,480
389,770
729,421
426,294
597,484
510,097
710,553
, 705,247
893,366
572,589
923,849
5,024,670
6,764,221
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