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Fairchild ad’s, early 1960s
February 24, 2012 By 7 Comments
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Ok, seems a good deal, send me one please.
i’ll give you 10 bucks!!!!
Model 670 frequency range 40-15kHz… nice!
Makes the modern ’boutqiue’ builds on pretty much the same design a sound investment! Then again when transistors came alot of places almost automatically ditched valve/vacuum tube based gear (they should of known better than to follow in the military’s footsteps lol). Reading how many U47′s got pretty much given away for the KM’s another example. Although each has its place of course (I am not saying either/or is superior here!). To quote Megadeth’s Dave Mustaine “Military Intelligence, Two Words Combined That Can’t Make Sense”
Dean
Opps i was reading it wrong and looking at the cutterhead price tag. Typical of me
Man, a 670 for $1435…… but back then that was a load of cash compared to what $1435 is now.
true, that was a lot to that time …