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PiclUl'e Post, Sept ember 9, 1939
HOWTO SUCCEED
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60J w~~::::a:;r~:~:t:::i:::;:~r radio
sets - the standard model A72, which costs £i2 . 10 - and
telling him that if he preferred Press Buttons or Armchair
-Control, he could have 'them by buying the same A72' 'as .
a Press Button or Armchair Control receiver, which would,
of COUl'se, cost him more. ~' Yes," he said, " but I can buy
the SO-AND-SO for around £12 . 10 - and get Press Buttons
thrown in for nothing! "
.What I ,said to him I am too polite to repeat, but the
gist of it was this :- " Thrown in, my foot! If.you choose
your set by the number of features, gadgets, bits and pieces
it offers you per £, you'll buy some fine packe.t of-trouble.'"
Manufacturers can't' throw-in' ·an item like Press ·Buttons.
If the cost doesn't show in the price of the set it is 'for one
reaSon only - something has been taken out to make room
for the buttons. It may be a cheapening of components,
or of cabinet, but money 'has been taken from somewhere
m the set\
That is why we are leaving you ~o make your own choice.
Most Murphy sets 'are available in three forms. First as
Standard Models without frills of any kind, secondly as
Press Button Models, and thirdly as .Armchair Control
Models. You only haye to pay for exactly what you want.
E. J. POWER,
Manag;"g Director .
72 ALL-WAVE MAINS TABLE MODEL
This is a highly sensitive receiver with an exceptionally good
all-round performance. Alphabetical tuning scale, visual
tuning indicator and two-speed control make tuning simple.
Quality of reprodu~tion is really exciting. Variable selectivity
enables you to enjoy high fidelity tone. Cabinet is in light
and dark polished walnut.
Cash Price.' :
STANDARD MODEL A.C. Ell. 10. PRESS BUTTOIll MODEL A.C. £14.5
(D,c. /A.C. MODELS OF ABOVE 51- EXTRA)
ARMCHAIR CONTROL MODEL A.C. £16. O.
A comprehensive range of MUrphy Radio Models is available
from £,8 . 15 ~o £90. Television Receivers from £'29 to £'50
HIRE PURGHASE TERMS ~l! AVAILABLE ON ALL MURPHY MODELS.
Murphy Radio Limited, Welwyn Garden City , Hertfordshire ,
in Eire.
C.R.C. 17 p
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