What is Bandspread ? A Bandspread radio has the 'short- wave magnified and then split up into a number of separate wavebands. Each of these wavebands (there are Seven apart from Broadcast on this fully bandspread set) occupies the same space on the dial as the- short wave on an ordinary set. Because the SO- called short wave is about 16 times bigger with bandspreading it S about 16 times casier to tune_ Stations that Stations on an ordinary short wave were too close together and interfer dial; ing with one another are easily separat- ed: The pictures opposite tell the story. See how much easier it is to select a station on a bandspread dial (lower picture) than on an ordinary short wave dial. Short Wave Listening Made Easy The perfect example of full band- spreading ~the Pacific [ Explorer. The beautiful walnut cabinet is in fault- less taste and the receiver itself will give performance you'|l be proud 0f The Pacific 'Explorer' 1 | value too good Stations on G Bandspread dial: to miss! Also Available: The Pacific "Dominion" Model 5w3 de luxe 5-valve BROADCAST eet in the cabinet shown: P78.12 pacific Explorer 5 valves, 8 wavebands, Bandspread, Model 583 AVAILABLE FROM YOUR LOCAL PACIFIC DEALER iole Nz Distributors: G A. WOOLLER & CO_ LTD;, P.O Box 2167 Auckland
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 29, Issue 742, 2 October 1953, Page 38
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217Page 38 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 29, Issue 742, 2 October 1953, Page 38
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