Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 25, 1956, Image 15

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O Genuine mahogany veneers
O Aluminized picture tube dark safety
glass
O full size picture tube 252
square inches
O Horizontal chassis front controls
O Auto transformer power supply
O Shielded tuner temperature com
pensated to eliminate drift
O 41-megacycle I.F.
O Retrace line suppression
O Dynapower speaker with moisture-
proof aluminum voice Coil
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These models have the famous aluminized picture tube which General
Electric pioneered and introduced in 1947 . . . G.E. HAS SOLD MORE SETS
WITH ALUMINIZED TUBES THAN ALL OTHER MAKES COMBINED! ....
In this tube a special aluminum mirror coated on the inside of the glass
makes the picture up to 100 brighter. Also, a black dye in the tube face
acts as a filter to reduce haze and giye clear, sharper pictures.
Mack
Tinted Satfetiy Glass
General Electric was the first TV manufacturer to introduce black-tinted
safety glass which makes blacker blacks, deepens all the in-between picture
tones and materially reduces glare.
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