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FIDELITYMAY 1966 600 Stereo Inyou LATEST INFORMATION on the NEW TAPE and FM EQUIPMENT Ca for PUTTING STEREO SOUND in the DRIVER's SEAT H G H FIDELITYMAY 1966 600 Stereo inYou LATEST INFORMATION ON THE NEW TAPE AND FM EQUIPMENT Ca FOR PUTTING STEREO SOUND IN THE DRIVER'S SEAT - 1 www.americanradiohistory.com 6 6 05 6 1 6 15 6 2 6.25 49W 9 10 11 "" 12 13 14 "'' 15'w 16 SW 2S0 300 340 IM 900 1000 1100 1200 1400 1600 NW FM 98 I F 102 104 105 106 107 108 high fidelity multi-band tuner the Fisher R -200 -B end' incorporates an improved version of the exclusive Fisher Nuvistor- : and with pleasure. GOLDEN SYNCHRODE* circuit, which achieves outstanding sensitivity and guilt to high fidelity immunity from overload. It is this superb FM `front end' that makes possible the outstanding AM sensitivity. And firmly places the R -200 -B With its three AM in the high fidelity category. )rt -wave broadcasts. 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