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Which features count? black and white sets, the K 9 models are ■» 'S?' shops, you may be wondering how to Philips brilliant technology is not merely used Many of the features Philips builds into every already proven to be even more reliable. W|| p’« s ®2'*« set 2?ttw'®’ y? v» o' ” 6 „ ( / § / decide which set to buy. You will want to to produce superb natural colour. The K 9 is K 9 set cost more money, so not all manufac- Because all components are readily rK ' ,ck \w- e!^^? i> ' es n os«v’“?’,w ¥77 know how to judge which sets give you the designed to last, to give you years of reliable turers offer them. accessible, nearly all possible faults can WE ,i»t*S. iat ,n9- a "lent s ou '" '“ 9 . j a —A best colour and best value service. ' Like our direct-vision picture tube with be corrected on the spot, in your home. » ,upe con'P are p ®ps«»2™co' out —ii. Philips use modern concepts to assure special non-giare glass. No extra glass bet- So even if it does break down, it can be W|| cotour w^XXc^FoeL---- —"'T//' \ To make it easier, Philips are pleased these qualities. Al! K 9 components — the tube, ween you and the picture, no interfering reflec- repaired very quickly and cheaply. ■£ *°^X--ZviH*lTsAz^j'co'°' ) ' —T \ *■ to publish this checklist based on the the chassis, the tuner, the controls — are the tions from lights or windows. w. \//\ same criteria used by several European result of more than 30 years research into Or the hide-away fine tuning controls for Philips are demonstrably better. WK -Vtt "7 ' 3-—* —A fl consumer associations when they tested television, in that time, Philips have built com- electronic push-button channel selection. The ultimate proof of natural colour and easy Wife \ s °",odu c '7/I—-+ —\V \ Im colour television sets ponents for more than 30 million sets, sub- They’re pre-set, then need no further ad- operation comes when you watch a demon- \ p' —V-5T ' 7 stantially more than any other manufacturer in justment. stration. Your Philips dealer is ready to give Wfe \ '^dgeZ^^'7^ ll X—4'''' t 1. L—i It will help you assess the features the world. The proven picture tube design gives our you one now — and to have you judge the WK \ r4natic a " y = °2—--—Son L/\ 1 ——■•■ —\ —V \ .being offered, to decide which ones are The K 9 is the most advanced Philips set 110 degree wide angle 26in, screen a sharp, Philips K 9 set yourself, if you like, using the W|| \ \ A 44—^TEo'° ur saW ' —-— -VtA —i J ——a &■ worthwhile and contribute most to better yet, designed without compromise to give you stable picture and colour clarity edge-to- checklist based on the same criteria used to wl \ W^oi' 6 -—lsr"e as9 ’//I—\ —7 —' colour viewing. It will Show you how to the kind of colour TV quality and reliability you edge. The picture doesn’t ‘break down’ or test colour sets in Europe. BB \ \7\ \ 1— recognise a good colour picture, what want. become fuzzy. Take this checklist with you, or pick up one HB ' \rfPiSSS^TS^ 73SS —V\ i— fl o~lgne<‘sum. Simple controls. ■ ■ pick out the factors which have the phj|j he!Deci deve | Op the PAL colour trans- AII the regularly-used controls on the Philips or anyone elses. W 1 WXSe —rST kZ/LX—A —T \ . biggest bearing on the quality of colour misS i On system chose n by New Zealand. The sets are either slides or push buttons - for You’ll see for yourself how Philips colour —-,-acWZ \ V-4 — fl reception. K 9 sets were designed to match it perfectly: good reasons. brings you today’s most exciting viewing in ■£ \ '^tsra n -—'TcSv 7 ®' NZ V7/1-—A —\ \ i We invite vou to use it to judge for their entire circuitry is designed for PAL , Slide controls for vo ume, tone, contrast, colours so natural, it’s almost like being there. WK \ —vr^s^ ed s ?^o^—V —\ ' vourself the colour sets available And we without modification or adaptation. colour saturation and brightness are easy to fl '°|^ a JL^ 6 \ A—A fl vou’ll iudae the new This means the K 9 is really simple to operate, easy to read. Channel selection push- fl fl ar<a conhd ent th at II J udge the new ate _ there is no need for fiddl . hue . or buttons are permanently pre-tuned and need fl' 9 LU—VA fl Philips big view colour set best for most f controls because the - set automatically n ? adjustment no matter how often you switch BB \ . c^eVt!^-s >Zl— —T\ \ , flfe<W, natural colour and best colour TV value, reproduces the exact colour being transmitted, channels. flfl \ — //. A* —\ Red reds, green greens, blue blues. Bright, P h ,".'P s 9've you a “colour-off button W ’ /■/-—’ —' \ natural colours. which kills colour on the screen so you can fl But tastes vary. Only you can decide easily adjust contrast and brightness. The rest W A’S!^ "'° '. YT \ K 9 quality worldwide. whether the colour richness is to your liking. So of the time, your Philips set automatically swrt- - 7/1-flflMflßß The Philips K 9 colour receiver now being Philips gives you a colour saturation control ches to colour when colour is transmitted, back \ - manufactured in New Zealand is exactly the that lets you choose the colour richness you to black and white when a monochrome signal \^® a ' >/ —X—same set which excelled in Europe, with a few wa nt: picture-postcard colours, or more ,s received or if a colour signal deteriorates. \ \ —7i»s“ sWnen 2—- ''— / 1— improvements. restrained tonings. Remembertransmissmns will be mixed for '.fl s«de , r - onV o. fl The manufacturing methods and quality Despite a colour set s complexity, this is some time. This feature means you can relax \ v dn w ° na se<___ — J f control are right up to Philips standards world- the only additional control a Philips set has, free from interruptions and adjustments. r ” 9 —XTj\ wide. All of Philips vast international ex- whjch makes it as sin?p i e to operate as any » aaf ,., Q e « nr ra ii a h;ii, u > ’ lo'e^X- 2/1—T«L perience is in the very K 9 sets you see in our bla ck and white set. Philips features for reliability. F r> *' \fl V eß shops. In spite of being much more complex than PCK6I K 7 01 ,i The Philips K 9 colour TV range-judge it for yourself. | jF

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Press, Volume CXIII, Issue 33370, 31 October 1973, Page 5

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