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Radio Record, Volume I, Issue 39, 13 April 1928, Page 4

IIEJIIIL THE CELEBRATED ETHOVOX LOUD SPEAKERS This is the well-known Ethovox Loudspeaker which hag become s0 Dopular becausc it reproduces speech and music with 8uch re- markable purity and freedom from tlistortion: It8 tone_ i8 deep and mellow , and it will deal with considerable volume. Tho demand for this m0 del is 8Q ~great that we have been able to effect economies in manufacture, and 80 reduce the price. 'The instrument i8 20 incheg in and the diameter Of the flair ireighs iS inches; The magnet-BJg- tem i8 adjustable. Rubber studs on the feet prcvent the loudspcakcr damaging delicate surfaces on which it i8 placcd: The graceful mahogany-coloured swan-neck an4 flair give the Ethovox 2 handsomo appearance. Ethovox 2000 ohns, with Matal Horn Price �5 5s. Od. Etbovox 760 ohmng , with Metal Iorn For u80 in conjunetion ~with Powe1" Valveg. Price �5 5s. Od. The Ethovox ig manufactured by Messrg . Johngon & Phillips, Itc,, Charlton, London. If not obtainable at your Radio Dealers please write to the Ncw Zealand Representatires _ TOLLEY & SON, LTD, Electrical Engineerg, 26 HARRIS ST, WELLINGTON. Brancheg at; Anzac Water Street, #gean ; ZZS Daat Street, Ciiristchurch;