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McClure 22 Notes from Our Correspondents: New York, Rome, London Sound Reproduction 37 High Fidelity Newsfronts: loudspeakers-caveat emptor Norman Eisenberg 46 Masters, Matrices, and Mass Production: record manufacture Shirley Fleming 52 Stereo Cartridges -a Status Report Albert Sterling 61 Equipment Reports Ampex Model 2070 Tape Recorder Scope /Castagna Model A Tone Arm Knight KN -999 Integrated Amplifier Acoustic Research AR -4 Speaker System Reviews of Recordings 69 Feature Record Reviews Stravinsky: The Rake's Progress (Judith Raskin, Alexander Young, et al.; Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Igor Stravinsky, cond.) Music from Nuremberg -Hans Sachs: Songs; selections from the Locheimer Liederbuch (Soloists; Nuremberg Gambencollegium, Josef Ulsamer, cond.) 72 Other Classical Reviews 93 The Lighter Side 97 Folk Music 101 Jazz 105 The Tape Deck J A N U A R Y 1 9 6 5 VOLUME 15 NUMBER 1 Published monthly at Great Barrington, Mass., by The Billboard Publishing Co. 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