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Hifi Stereo Review – July 1958 - Vintage Vacuum Audio

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stereo's standard!<br />

Model 505 Stereo Control with dualchannel<br />

magnetic adapter<br />

Price $11.50 Net<br />

M odel504 single magnetic Adapter<br />

only . ............. Price $3.60 Net<br />

Model 21D Stereo Cartridge with<br />

Diamond Stylus . . . Price $19.50 Net<br />

M odel21S Stereo Cartridge with<br />

Sapphire Stylus . . . . Price $9.90 Net<br />

Model 26DST Stereo Turnover to 78<br />

Monaural, Diamond and Sapphire<br />

Price $22.50 Net<br />

M odel26ST Stereo Turnover. t~ -78 ' 1<br />

Monaural, Two Sapphires<br />

Price $12.90 Net<br />

Good stereo depends on these vital features:<br />

Range Response: 20-16,000 cps<br />

± 2~ db to RIAA; Distortion: Less<br />

than 2%; Channel Isolation: 20 db;<br />

Vertical Rumble Rejection: 15 db with<br />

5 meg input; Elements: dual ceramic,<br />

(lead-zirconium titanate); Weight: 21D<br />

2.4 grams, 26DST 2.6 grams; Tracking<br />

Force: 6 grams; Stylus: 21D-standard<br />

.7 mil diamond; 26DST-standard .7<br />

mil diamond-standard 3 mil sapphire;<br />

Vertical Compliance: 2 x 10- 6 em/dyne;<br />

Lateral Compliance: 2 x 10- 6 em/dyne;<br />

Output: .5 Volt RMS from Westrex<br />

standard RIAA Test Record; Capacity:<br />

500 mmfd per element for stereo; 1000<br />

mmfd paralleled for monaural; M ounting:<br />

EIA (RETMA) standard Wand<br />

7/16" centers; Recommended Amplifier<br />

Input Impedance: 5 megohms or<br />

higher.<br />

the Electro-Voice totally compatible stereo cartridge<br />

Thousands being installed as original equipment attest to industry acceptance; thousands in use prove its unquestioned<br />

superiority for monaural as well as stereo. The E-V Stereo Cartridge uses a .7 mil replaceable stylus and dual<br />

high fidelity ceramic elements so essential to the exacting demands of stereo reproduction. Pickup from stray magnetic<br />

fields is non-existent, hum and rumble are far below the level of even the most expensive magnetic cartridges, and<br />

PZT ceramic elements deliver a precise RIAA curve. The E-V Stereo Cartridges exclusive Rumble Suppressor<br />

(pat. pend.) virtually eliminates vertical turntable rumble without degrading full frequency response range of the<br />

cartridge ... allows you to use it with any turntable or record changer. Totally Compatible ... for stereo, it's superb;<br />

for monaural ... it's superior to even your present cartridge.<br />

THE FIRST STEP TO STEREO. Many fine monaural cartridges are too "stiff" to play stereo records without<br />

seriously damaging them; therefore, ifydu replace your .present cartridge with the new E-V -Compatible Stereo<br />

Cartridge, you may continue playing your present library of LP's plus all the new stereo records monaurally.<br />

THE SECOND STEP TO STEREO. Connect the E-V Stereo Cartridge leads to the 505 Stereo Control Center<br />

(net $11.50). You can then select from "monaural," "stereo," or "channel reverse"for easy balancing. The 505 also<br />

converts your magnetic input to high impedance ceramic input, if required. Run one lead to your present high fidelity<br />

system, run the second channel lead to a second amplifier (and speaker). NOTE: The E-V Stereo Cartridge is corrected<br />

for RIAA curve, doesn't need the equalization of a second preamplifier.<br />

If you do not plan to purchase a second amplifier and speaker now, you can still get stereo by running the second<br />

channel lead through the 505 to your radio or TV set phono input. You can improve your system later by<br />

adding a second amplifier and speaker. Stereo records are available now. Why wait? Enjoy the vivid reality of<br />

phonic sound today. Whether you're pUr

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