No other radio has BOTH these Features C 0 L U M B U $ C 0 L U M B U $ C A L | B R A T E D ELECTRONIC BANDSPREAD EAR TUNING BROADCAST TONE SHORT WAVE to give SIASIONS | to bring FIDELIIY AI: 3 IMETRE BAND LOw VOLUME broadcast ease you Medium NORMAL '2SMETRE BAND to shortwave all REDRICED }" 19 METRE BAND tuning the music You know how easy it is to tune What do we mean by 'giving you ALL the music?" You may think that broadcast stations because by turning down VOLUME on your they' re well separated on the dial: radio you re merely making the So Columbus did the same thing for music softer. You" re 'doing more. As shortwave. It took the most popular volume is reduced, the capacity of bands__19 metres, 25 metres, 31 the human ear to hear Low and HIGH notes is lessened. So, on ordin- metres-~and spread them 25 times ary radios, turning down the volume further apart! The shortwave stations makes the music sound "thin. on these bands are even further Columbus radio engineers answered apart than broadcast stations. Spin this problem with tle Columbus the pointer to the station S fre- Electronic Ear , which restores these missing notes gives You fully quency, and you" re tuned in. That'$ balanced reproduction at all volume why shortwave listening becomes levels. Its an outstanding Columbus really enjoyable on Columbus. feature unique to Columbus: COLUMBUS RAD / 0
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 11, Issue 276, 6 October 1944, Page 11
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246Page 11 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 11, Issue 276, 6 October 1944, Page 11
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