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New Audio Technology At NEW AUDIO TECHNOLOGY AT CES CD Players Cassette Decks Car Stereos Digital -Ready Amplifiers, Receivers, Speakers CHOOSING A PERSONAL PORTABLE NEW SOFTWARE Compact Discs Audiophile Records Video Discs Digital Tapes .0100" Equipment Test Reports Aiwa AD -F660 Cassette Deck Tandberg 3012 Integrated Amplifier Denon DRA-300 AM/FM Receiver Goldring Electro II Phono Cartridge Design Acoustics PS -10 Speaker Disc Specials The PoliceLocal Hero George Jones Wynton Marsalis Mozart's Symphonies Verdi's Nabucco Brahms's Vocal Duets "Flashdance" is available on Stereo Beta Hi Fi Videocassettes horn Paramount Home Video for $39 95 C.,Paramount Pictures Corporation The NEC VC -739E with Beta Hi-Fi sound. A technological breakthrough in video recording andplayback whereby the video heads record both the audio and video information. Compared to conventional VCR's whichuse stationary audio heads, the VC -739E offers 30 times greater dynamic range. In fact, the audio specifications of the VC -739E exceedeven those of a studio open -reel tape recorder! The NEC VC -739E is the industry's most "fully loaded" Beta Hi-Fi model, with four heads forclear special effects; 134 channel cable ready quartz PLL tuner; 8 -event, 14 day programmable timer; audio -only recordingcapability; fluorescent indicator level meters and more... all controllable by a full function remote. You'll see picture quality with very same "High Video Fidelity" in every NEC model, only with differentarrays of features. The NEC VC -738E is an 83 -channel; clear special effects four -head; 8 -event, 14 day programmable;wireless remote control machine. Even NEC's most basic VCR's, the 134 -channel cable ready VC -737E and 83 -channel VC -734E offer picture quality and ease of operation matching any Y2" machine on the market-at any price WEC Think of it this way. All NEC VCR's offer "High Video Fidelity." 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The low -mass straight-line arm keeps the stylus at the proper Take it from Mike Love of The Beach Boys angle to the groove to give you accurate tracking and Dean Torrence of Jan and Dean: for lowest distortion. A 11/2 pound die-cast plat- "This turntable really improves the music-Mike just goes around in ter helps eliminate acoustic feedback. Out -front circles." controls are accessible with the cover closed and include an automatic repeat control for con- tinuous record play. A DIVISION OF TANDY CORPORATION Catch Mike & Dean's GET YOUR FREE 1984 CATALOG "Rock'n'Roll City" 184 Full -Color Pages Show You What's Really New in Electronics! Cassette-Only $4.99 Name Apt # Radio Shack exclusive! A dozen Rock'n'Roll Dolbyized* record- Address ings with special guests: The City State Zip Beach Boys, Paul Revere & The Raiders, and The Association. All - Bring this coupon to your nearby Radio Shack Or mail to: new versions of 60's hits will make Radio Shack, 300 One Tandy Center. 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BRAD MEYER 58 CHOOSING A PERSONAL PORTABLE When it comes to hi-fi sound, you can take it with you MYRON BERGER 69 Musk THE NEW SOFTWARE Compact Discs CHRISTIE BARTER 74 Digital Cassettes CHRIS ALBERTSON 76 Pioneer LaserDiscs WILLIAM LIVINGSTONE 77 Audiophile Records PAULETTE WEISS 79 BEST RECORDINGS OF THE MONTH 81 Brahms: Vocal Ensembles 81 Susannah McCorkle 84 Mark Knopfler's Local Hero 82 Mozart: The Symphonies 85 CLASSICAL MUSIC 86 Verdi: Nabucco 88 The Etcetera Label 94 POPULAR MUSIC 96 George Jones: "Shine On" 98 Wynton Marsalis from Monk to Mozart 1 10 The Police: "Synchronicity" 102 Ben Bagley: Bernstein and Elmslie 116 Carl Wilson: "Youngblood" 104 Regulars BULLETIN CHRISTIE BARTER AND GORDON SELL 5 SPEAKING MY PIECE WILLIAM LIVINGSTONE 6 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 10 ADVERTISERS' INDEX 116 COVER: Design by Borys Patchowsky; photo by Bruce Pendleton. 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