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Tuners were hideously expensive back in the and the cost was substantial _nT

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Cleantimestream

In Reply to: RE: The 1960 Lafayette catalog had McIntosh, Fisher and way more along with their own label... posted by Rod M on July 04, 2024 at 18:13:02

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FM was already an important source by 1960, and MPX was on the near horizon - mhardy6647 06:15:12 07/13/24 (1)
Good FM broadcasts can still sound good today.
I am a fan of the remarkably clever and beautifully executed analog technology that brought us mono-compatible multiplexed FM stereo. Engineers in those days had it goin' on . :)
To this day, I have far too many of 'em. :-p
EDIT: Tuners, that is -- not engineers.

all the best,
mrh

Edits: 07/13/24
- RE: FM was already an important source by 1960, and MPX was on the near horizon - Cleantimestream 15:30:03 11/11/24 (0)
  always considered the Scott on the top shelf a thing of beauty.
  The Mind has No Firewall~ U.S. Army War College.

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