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The 91 BLUE SPOT Patent Four Pole, Double Balanced Armature Driving Unit TYPE 66K Generally accepted by the technical press and trade as the finest movement available for driving 2 cone; the Blue Spot Unit standg unrivalled as a meang of providing faithful reproduction. If you are pushing any particular type of receiver, however good it i8, and whatever claims you make for it; you will find that your biggest selling help will be obtained by coupling to it a Blue Spot Unit: G8K is essentially a completely discharged 4-pole magnet unit which drives the cone spindle through a perfectly straight Jine move- ment: The special steel used for the magnet permits of an enormous fux, thus making the unit exceptionally sensitive: The armature -the only part liable to give 8 natural resonance ~has been carefully damped and is to all intents and purposes dead silent in action: The unit reproduces al1 audio frequencies from 50 to 7,000 cycles without giving undue prominence to either end of the register; G6K has a special adjustor for regulating the gap be- twecn the butterdy piece and the four poles of the magnet. 66K and 66P. Retail Price, 32/6 TRADE PRICES UPON APPLICATION: Sole NZ Agents : RODGER IMPORTING CO- LTD: 159 MANCHESTER STREET, CHRISTCHURCH

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Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 19, 22 November 1929, Page 31

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Page 31 Advertisement 2 Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 19, 22 November 1929, Page 31

Page 31 Advertisement 2 Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 19, 22 November 1929, Page 31

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