additional cost. Either stereo or mono-phonic homo rccordings can be madę on thc machinę and dircct rccordings t either stereo or mono) madę from phonograph. radio, or TV. Live voice or musie recordings in either modę can be madę by using acccssory microphones.

SMALL BOZAK SPEAKER

The R. T. Bosak Sal es Com]Mnu/. Dn-rien. Conn. is now offering a new, small-sizc speaker system which is beingmarketed as the “Spinel.”

Designcd espe-cially for those with o.Ntremely limited space. the new s y s t em measures 14’-*" x23*4"x11^li". The “Spinet" is avail-ablc in two model s-—one with the

two-way B-500 system and the other with the three-way H-502 speaker system. Each model utilizcs the same in-tegrated components found in the man-ufacturcr*s larger units.

The modern cabinet may be used vcr-tically or horizontally. The enclosures come in mahogany, wal nut, blonde, or cbony finishes or unfinishe<l for those who wish to match the cabinet to ex-isting deeor. Flirther information and complcte spocifications on those two models are aeailable from the manu-lacturer.

FISHER “DUPLEK- AMPUFIER

Fisher Radio Cor/ioratioH. 21-21 44th Drive, Long Island City 1. N. Y. has rcccntly introduced a new master audio control/duplex amplilier unit which has been designated as the Model X-101 A.

Mounted on a single, compact chassis, this unit combines a two-channcl preamplificr-equa!izer. complcte audio Controls, and a 40-watt two-channel power amplilier with a reservc peak-power rating of 75 watts. The unit will opera te equally well in both stereo and mono modes. Twe!ve inputs per mit any program source, stereo or mono, to be used with maximum cflfcctiecness, and any existing phono cartridge—ceramic, October, 1959