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APRIL, 1931
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Hoffmann Soons
The Only Union Made Rheostat
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Every known quality necessary in producing perfect projection is embodied in perfection rheostats.
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Recognized as the highest standard everywhere
[Sold by all branches of the National Theatre "71 Supply Co., Sam Kaplan, New York, and by your dealer. JJ
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Now equipped with solderless adjustable lugs to take wire size from No. 4 to 4/0
without additional ELECTRICAL & ENGINEERING CORPORATION
HOFFMANN SOONS
387 FIRST AVE., NEW YORK
HEOSTATS
DIRECT READING
TYPE 586 Power-Level Indicator
An open clearly marked decibel scale makes the General Radio TYPE 586 Power-Level Indicator a truly direct-reading instrument. The time saved and the freedom from costly mistakes such a scale insures are advantages readily appreciated by the monitoring operator in the broadcast and recording studio.
If you are not familiar with this instrument, a request on your business letterhead will bring you a catalog description. Please ask for Bulletin 932-P.
GENERAL RADIO COMPANY
Offices
CAMBRIDGE A,
Laboratories Factory
MASSACHUSETTS
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FOREST RECTIFIER
Leading Sound Recording Studios, Theatres, and Laboratories where unfaltering current supply is required use FOREST — because it is superior.
Adaptable to all sound equipment — interchangeable with your present storage battery— several types.
Just tarn the switch to convert a 110 or 220 v. a-c. into fully filtered d-c.
FOREST ELECTRIC CORP.
New and Wilsey Steets Newark, N. J.