The talking machine world (July-Dec 1924)

October 15, 1924 THE TALKING MACHINE WORLD L57 NEUTRODVNE Receivers The Type T Ware Neutrodyne Receiver has made a tremendous hit We expected a big demand for it because we knew of no other receiver on the market that would give so much for the money. But the combination of low price, beauty of appearance, Ware Tone Quality, and simple and economical operation, has created such a consumer demand that we have had to greatly increase our production. We said in a recent advertisement, "Though it is very moderately priced, it will do practically everything that the larger Ware Receivers will do except that its range is not quite as great." We want to qualify that statement. We don't know yet what its range is, but when a Type T in New York brought in Hastings, Nebraska, on the loud speaker under summer conditions, it certainly would seem as though its range is as great as most people desire. Neutrodyne Height, 10% inches Width, 14 inches Depth, 133^2 inches Price *65-°° n ithout n cessoriei The Ware Type T Neutrodyne is the first 3-Tube Neutrodyne ever made, and the first Neutrodyne to be operated on dry cell tubes. Its tone is typically "Ware Tone Quality," a combination of strength, clearness and naturalness 'that brings to the listener the broadcast program, just as it sounds where it is being rendered. It has two connections for "long aerial" and "short aerial," the former more selective and the latter more sensitive. The cabinet is of attractive design in dull mahogany. The panel is built on a slant affording a comfortable rest for the hands when tuning. Cabinet holds A and B dry cell batteries. The circuit is a Neutrodyne Reflex using three dry cell tubes. By reflexing one of the tubes, on an entirely new principle devised and used only by Ware, it has one stage of tuned radio frequency amplification, vacuum tube detector and two stages of audio frequency amplification, making it the full equivalent of a four-tube circuit. Two tuning dials ; tuning extremely simple. One rheostat controls the filament current for all tubes. Two jacks ; one for the first and one for the second stage of audio frequency amplification. Extremely low battery consumption. Write to any of our distributors for full information, or direct to Distributors Progressive Musical Instrument Corp., New York, N. Y. Dalrymple-Whitney Radio Corp., New York, N. Y. Cohen & Hughes, Inc., Baltimore, Md., Washington, D. C, Philadelphia, Pa. and Pittsburgh, Pa. Ohio Musical Sales Co., Cleveland, Ohio Illinois Phonograph Co., Chicago, 111. RADIO CORPORATION 529-549 WEST 42n-d STREET ✓NEW YORK Distributors Yahr & Lange Drug Co., Milwaukee, Wis. New England Phonograph Distributing Co., Boston, Mass. Lucker Sales Company, Minneapolis, Minn. Commercial Associates, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif. D. H. Holmes Co., Ltd. New Orleans, La. A. Richards, Inc. (Foreign Distributor) New York, N. Y. Type TU, 3 tubes Same as Type T, except cabinet Retail price $150, without accessories Type X, 4 tubes, 1 reflexed operating on dry cells Retail price $150, without accessories Type W, 5 tubes Retail price $175, without accessories Type XU, 4 tubes, one reflexed, operating on dry cells. Same as Type X, except cabinet. Retail price $275, without accessories Type WU, 5 tubes Same as Type W, except cabinet Retail price $300, without accessories Licensed by the Independent Radio Manufacturers, Inc., under Hazeltine Patents Nos. 1,450,080 and 1,489,228 and patents pending, and the trade mark "Neutrodyne" registered in the U. S. Patent Office, Certificate No. 172,137.