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 easier 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 Lthe Pacific "Explorer.' M The beautiful walnut cabinet IS in fault- less taste and the receiver itself will give performance you'|l be proud of. 711 The Pacific Explorer" ~value too good Stations on a Bandspread dial: to missl Also Available: The Pacific "Dominion" Model Sw3 0 de luxe 5-valve BROADCAST get in the cabinet shown: P78.12 pacific Explorer 5 valves; 8 wavebands, Bandspread , Model 583 AVAILABLE FROM YOUR LOCAL PACIFIC DEALER Sole New Zealand Distributors: G A: WOOLLER & CO: LTD , PO: Box 2167 Auckland.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 31, Issue 783, 23 July 1954, Page 50
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219Page 50 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 31, Issue 783, 23 July 1954, Page 50
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