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CLICK! You press a button and the sound is yours
forever exactly as you hear it today.
Why "exactly"?
Because this is an RCA Victor New Orthophonic High
Fidelity Tape Recorder. It features the most advanced
achievements of the world's finest sound engineers.
You can record at 2 speeds-one for music, one for
voice. You can locate any part of any recording. Just
look through a "window" to a numbered counterwheel.
Push a button and you control "Rewind," "Playback,"
"Forward," "Recording," "Stop." There's ever a pro-
vision for remote control.
And wait till you hear the playback. On RCA Victor's
Panoramic three-speaker sound system you really sound
like you! Equally important, the price of these superb
examples of RCA engineering now runs as low as $159.95.
In every sense these achievements in tape recorders
FEBRUARY, 1957
typify all the work of the David Sarnoff Research Center
in Princeton, New Jersey. For here RCA scientists and
engineers are finding most practical and dramatic answers
in their day-to-day search for ever-better "Electronics
for Living." ~~kl~ia
Where to, Mr. Engineer?
RCA offers careers in research, development, design
and manufacturing for engineers with Bachelor or
advanced degrees in E.E., M.E. or Physics. For
full information, write to: Mr. Robert Haklisch,
Manager, College Relations, Radio Corporation of
America, Camden 2, N. J.
RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA
Electronics for Living