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04-15-2013, 12:49 AM
Watch the new episode S3 episode 3, I promise you will thoroughly
enjoy.....opens with an array of various Catalins starting with a variant of my Mom's...(now my) GE L570, Fada's, Emerson's and Motorola's. Later RCA's Zenith's and Bing Crosby doing a Philco ad.
Lots of NBC and CBS Radio shows and unbelievable collections of microphones and other early broadcast equipment and memorabilia
This series is a National treasure.

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04-15-2013, 02:05 AM
Loved that episode. Not just for the radios but also for the transcription discs and acetates.
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