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New Zealand Listener, Volume 10, Issue 249, 31 March 1944, Page 21

Running Commentary 1n HISToby 7 JZ8 TONE 7400 T600kc 19M DISTANT STATIONS OOO I6000 HIDELIIY Al: lOw VOLUME 9700 MEDIUM NORMAL 12ooo REDUCED TREBLE '15600 I HERS Is the news in English" from Algiers, Or Moscow Or bomb- torn Chungking-~a shell-by-shell descrip- tion of humanity' s greatest convulsion: ELECTRONIC EAR GIVES Here is the stuff of which history is BETTER LISTENING ON made at your finger-tips aS you tune your Columbus: No SEARCHING for EVERY BAND S Mnoadcan Le etdualud When you've turne d the 800 00 800 900 JOOO 41200 J40o Hicoor volume low down on orthodox Short Wavg D S156 6000 8000 Cooo [2ooo 'I40oo 46ooo radios, ever notice how the Jineir BAND Iona4 Uan 9s00] 9600 9100 aoiua music sounds thin and high 2S1cRE UNo Norma Il7oo Jcoo FIleoo [2ooo Antent and low notes disappear. 191R Ioo ISooo Baod 15600 That doesn't happen on Colum- bus, for you switch to the COLUMBUS tone position which gives "Low Volume Fidelity:' E And when static is high on 0 dis- shortwave stations just turn fhe tant station, you switch to pointer to 11,790 for Delhi; 9,640 foi one of the "Distant Station Ii positions. The Columbus Elec London and you're there quicker, tronic Ear gives you smoother, easier than broadcast: Doubtful? Prove it richer tone and less static. for yourself: CQLUMBUS RAD | 0