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Mr. Compton MacKenzie’s opinion of the “Edison” Mr. Compton MacKenzie, the well known Author, writing in the "Gramophone ' (English publication) states: — "I have been enormously impressed by my first experience with the Edison Instrument and Edison Records. The | first thing that got me was the | piano record. 1 have never heard any piano record to touch it for realism. I then tried Claudie Muzio in a couple of arias, and I could not believe it was the same voice I had heard attributed to her on other records. A I harp record was astonishing. As for jazz bands, all the jazz bands I have heard on the gramophone sound like tin kettles by comparison. lam pretty hard bitten in the way of gramophone improvements, but the jazz bands of the Edison HAVE AMAZED ME." There is no difference between original music and that recreated by the New Edison. Direct /XhJ 1 comparison with the 1fl! living artist reveals no difference. lllW JOBS Demonstrations daily at Mg 49 Cuba Street, WELLINGTON. L. •• — ][s ifs recommendaii on ' • J \ TOHEIHtIWC 0 )11l || / 'll I) / °poi UQutufiw* y' OOCTOKS SCOTCH WHISKY Ask for "Doctors Special.” I — -s iiii” wj] ’ j ” i i ; i 'inWnew' year h GIFT I! E 3 WISDOMIJ iiiSSt 1819 jy j i II Don't have this regret: 'lt only || 1= i had gone there first.' Il SW2MS j

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