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RADIO BROADCAST ADVERTISER
'Distinguished for its
^Musical Excellence!
Refinements had to come before radio could make its true appeal on the basis of musical excellence. This was the view of the Thompson engineers, who, with fifteen years' experience in manufacturing wireless equipment to their credit, set their ample resources to the task of producing a radio receiver which should be not ' just a radio," but a musical instrument.
On every hand theThompson Neutrodyne is acknowledged as the maestro of radio, a truly fine musical instrument by every standard. The recognition accorded the Thompson is due to Thompson Tone.
Tone that is versatile in its handling of every sensitive shade of music. Tone that falls pleasantly upon the ear of the most orthodox music-lover. Tone that does not and cannot offend the sensibilities of the most critical listener. Thompson Tone!
SIX TUBES GIVE DISTANCE WITH VOLUME
An unique transformer (an exclusive Thompson engineering feat) permits the use of six tubes in the Thompson Neutrodyne — an achievement heretofore confined to the experimental laboratory. Distant programs that come in faintly (if at all!) on ordinary receiving sets are delivered with the volume and brilliance of nearby broadcasts on the 6-tube Thompson.
THREE SETS
FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE
The 6-tube Thompson Concert Grand, illustrated above, retails at $ 180. This is unquestionably the finest thing in radio today at any price. There is also the 5 -tube Thompson Parlor Grand which retails at $145. Thompson quality throughout, but with one tube less than the Concert Grand. Then there is the 5 -tube Thompson Grandette which retails at $125. This differs from the Parlor Grand chiefly in size and cabinet work. R. E. Thompson Mfg. Co., 30 Church St., N.Y.
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The Thompson Speaker
The Thompson Speaker contains over-size magnet and coils, amplifying armature, diaphragm in scientific cone shape. The volume regulator enables adjustment for varying strength of near and far stations. Uses no battery current. For supremely natural home radio — The Thompson Speaker — Retails at $28.
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Radio Broadcast. May, 1925. Published monthly. Vol. VII. No. 1. Published at Garden City, N. Y. Subscription price $4.00 a year. Entered at the post office at Garden City, N. Y., as second class mail matter. Doubleday, Page & CompanyGarden City, N. Y.