Massive Audio DB8000 Manuel d'utilisateur télécharger pdf (Page 10)

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The

3rd

Generation

arrives!

INTEGRATED

CIRCUITS

NOW

IN SCOTT RECEIVERS

Brings

stations you've

never

heard

before

to

life

with

amazing clarity!

First

tubes,

then transistors

and

FET's ...

and

now, incorporating the

most

important techno-

logical

advance

of

the decade, Scott's new

3rd

generation receivers

... each with

4

Integrated

Circuits!

Scott

Integrated

Circuits

are designed

into the

388

120

-Watt

AM /FM stereo

receiver,

the

348

120 -Watt FM

stereo receiver, and the

344B

85 -Watt

FM stereo receiver.

Now you can

hear more

stations

with

less noise ... less inter-

ference from electric razors,

auto ignitions,

etc.

Scott

conservatively

rates capture

ratio

of

these

new receivers

at

1.8

dB

... selectivity at

46

dB!

And,

you'll enjoy this amazing performance

for

many, many years, thanks

to the rock -solid

re-

liability

of

Scott IC's. Your Scott dealer

will gladly

demonstrate

to

you the

astounding

capabilities

of

these new receivers.

Scott

...

where innovation

is

a

tradition

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H.H. Scott,

Inc., 111 Powdermill Road, Maynard,

Mass.

Export:

Scott

International, Maynard, Mass.

Dept. 520 -02

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on Scott Integrated

Circuits

... simply

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Reader

Service

Number

32.

CIRCLE NO. 32 ON READER SERVICI

PAGE

10

LETTERS

(Continued

from page

8)

years. However, there are stations in other

communist countries

that

do

not send

propa-

ganda -Radio

Belgrade, for

example, which

mails a "Happy New Year"

card

in

several

languages.

I suggest

not letting propoganda

scare

off prospective

QSL's

-just

get a good

book

of

matches.

R. S. GILMORE,

WPE8FJD

Saginaw, Mich.

IF IT'S TRUE, IT'S NOT PROPAGANDA?

I trust it

was

just

a slip

of the

pen,

but

if

not,

I

would like to object to the remark

made in your November,

1966,

issue on page

41 where you

couple

BBC programmes

with

Iron Curtain programmes,

or propaganda,

as you call it. I can

assure

you

that what the

BBC

puts

out is pure

unadulterated

truth -

just like the New York Times; London hap-

pens to be

on

the American

side of the

Iron

Curtain,

not the Prague

side

of it. Naturally,

I

am British.

JOHN

TEALE

Sea Bright, N.J.

John,

we're

glad

that London is on

our

side. But,

the truth

is often

the

best kind

of

"propaganda"

we can generate.

SCIENCE

FAIR TROPHIES

I

entered your "Flip

-Flop

Computer"

(March and April, 1961) in our school's

an-

nual

Science

Fair, and

came up with

the

first

place trophy. Enclosed is

a picture of

my

project, with

the

trophy in front of

it. I am

looking

forward to more

projects

on

ad-

vanced computers

in the near

future.

ARTHUR

J.

KRUMREY

Chicago,

Ill.

"Big

TC" (July,

1964) won first

place

for

me

in our recent Science

Fair. It was my

first major

project

and it sure

paid

off.

It

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