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Radio Record, Volume IV, Issue 41, 24 April 1931, Page 33

That Wave Of Dicappointment Have you evez pirchased an expeugive article and a few It took {our years of concentrated: eftort to bring to days afterwards come across something which- would have perfection the short-wave set called the *Add-a-phone:' 7} suited You infinitely better and at a much lower cost? To-day the "Add-a-phone" is the highly-prized: equipment Its disappointing; isn't it 2 of New 'ealand' s Zeaders in the short-wave world. But in wireless matters you 'don't need to have that_ sad (Names will be Siven upon request) _ experience if you place Yourself in the hands_of Mr Mack, of Mack g Radio Service: Mack 'ig 8 recognised Short- When one purchases a Model B Add-a-phone at E16/10/- wave expert i one whose 'whole existence in Tife 'ig bound from Mack; he sets also 4 service quite unobtainable from up in bhort-wave reception: For many years past he has anyone else. He gets the assistance of the actual de- searched for the perfect receiving set: Dozens of im- signer and builder of the set; He has a source 0f special- ported sets were tried out, adapters and converbers were ized knowledge to draw upon at al1 times; He becomes 'tested, 9 but all were found wanting: immediately one of a select company 0f top-notchers be New Zealand a8 a country has: its Ow 'peculiar condi- cause of his world loggings made possible only through the tions even a8 localities have, and to meet these extreme perfection of his instrument. conditions there was only one thing for Mack to do ~ design the set himself. No _there i8 mo diseppointment with an Add-a-phone; MACKIS RADIO SERVICE 77 Kent Terrace; Wellington: T