Radio age (Jan-Dec 1925)

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61 9he QrtattSt Mime. inHadio A Peerless Value from the Master Scientist of Radio CELDOM are the finer things of life introduced at pop*J ular prices. The cost of originating the new usually prohibits low price. But here is a notable exception — the De Forest F-5-M Radiophone, a masterpiece in performance, quality and dignified beauty, from the master mind of radio science. Everything about this marvelous set is exceptional. The circuit is new — and ingenious. Known as the De Forest Balanced Circuit, it gives to radio tone the rich realism of life. Low and soft tones that usually die away in a misty blur are reproduced distinctly and musically. Very high tones that seem to climb into the infinite and flutter away like white butterflies against a blue summer sky are borne to your ear with a clearness and sweetness new to radio devotees. Individual parts in quartette and choral harmony are intensified— something new in reception. This self-same circuit also contributes economy to operation. It reduces the drain on batteries, thereby lengthening "B" battery life and the interval of recharging or replacing "A" batteries. Refreshing, also, is the manner in which this new circuit tunes in stations . . . without scraping and whistling. New power qualities, distance mastery, station separation and volume are added by other newly devised mechanisms. And art intervenes to add the final touch . . . grace and symmetry in cabinet design, the tone reproducer in-built and out of sight, "B" batteries housed in a compartment within the cabinet. Yet the price is only $110! (Western prices slightly higher.) See and hear the F-5-M at your nearest Authorized De Forest Dealer's. Price range of De Forest Radiophones — $85 to $450. DE FOREST RADIO COMPANY Jersey City, N. J. For better reception and longer tube life always buy De Forest Audioos. There's a special one for each socket. De Forest invented the radio tube — there can be none finer, $3.00 «/ * Tested and Approved by RADIO AGE *