ATWATER-KENT, COURIER, RADIO.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 162, 11 July 1928, Page 8

ATWATER-KENT, COURIER, RADIO.

WISEMAN,

Success in radio. What exactly does this mean? Noise, distortion, unnatural sounds—many unfortunate owners of sets get this all right, but this does not constitute success. To pet the best out of rauio a reliable dealer must lirst be consulted, one who will give the best advice to the ignorant novice, who will only supply the best parts and sell only the best sets. Foremost in this category conies the lirm of Frank Wiseman, Ltd. From small beginnings in radio this Well-known firm has grown until it is now one of Auckland's leading houses. Service! That is the reason for the firm's success, ami every customer who has received it lias -acted as a salesman. And now a word as to the principal sets stocked by ' W iseman's. It is a proud boast that the exclusive agency of the Atwater-Kent is held bv them. At prices to suit all pockets these sets are unique. The naineplate is the mark of a. reputation earned by strict adherence to rigid standards of quality. In tone, absolute fidelity to the voice or instrument feeing the microphone, these instruments are indeed the last word in radio: yet this his be-u d >n« without interfering with the e\tr::o"din arv range of the set. Other features are selectivity, wonderful s"mplicit> of operation and con* vol. and economy. In view- of the popularity of short-wave reception a set w'Mc'n. merely l>v op:'r-tin<i a switch, will ehanie from the ordinary broadcast wave-lengths to short-wave work, fills a lomr-fe't want. This is what the Courier will do. and do efficiently Moderate in nrice. vet lugged in con struct oil. the I ourier excels in tone, ease of control, and general efficiency. Wiseman's sto-k only the finest parts obtainable, whilst in point of nrice no firm is cheaper. I've-v > ; >:t likelv to be required bv + ! >s» r:"' ; o enthusiast is stocked bv the comprehensive catalogue i=*ue<l bv the firm The c'l-n ; u „f t i, o \v?«-? r w, --w of Afn-n*«r-T»ent*s. Couriers. c»c . >- bound to attract attention, and all visitors are strongly urged to see it.