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Radio Record, Volume III, Issue 52, 11 July 1930, Page 13

THE MODERN SET IS A 66 SILVER" SET From the thoroughness of the construction of the chassis, built by one of the foremost radio corporations in America to the handsome cabinet, the Silver ig in a field of its own. It & modern 'Hffering range and reproduction that is' outstanding in the radio field: The Silver employs 8 yalves; 4 screen-grid AC, 2 245 power tubes in push-pull, 1 227 and 1 280 rectifier operating a match- ed impedance dynamic speaker; All antenna installation is eli- minated, a8 an invisible screen antenna for local and distance reception ig employcd. Fittec with a phonograph pick-up jack and tuning from below 200 to 800 metres: An automatic voltage regulator for maintain- ing constant voltage to the Bet can also be supplied. No @trzer radio receiver bag a12 these advantages: PRICE 460 The above illustration ghows the Lowboy Model in a beautiful matched wood cabinet with an antique brass escutcheon._ Be convinced of its 8uperiority. Compare "Silver" Radio with any other selling at the same price- BOND & BOND LTD: AUCKLAND NEW ZEALAND AGENTS: 160