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| Model
13 with front doors and lid open. |
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| Model
13 with front doors closed and lid open. |
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| Model
13 cabinet maker's nameplate. |
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| Model
13 - Closeup of dial |
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| Model
13 front panel |
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| Model
13 gramophone with tone arm in the resting position |
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| Model
13 - The tone arm is about to play a record.. |
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| Model
13 gramophone motor nameplate |
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| Model
13 - Top view of chassis. One tube is missing in the lower left corner. |
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| Model
13 speaker assembly. This is the Temple Air Chrome speaker, model 'J .
In Air-Chrome construction, two tightly-stretched skins, chemically treated,
form the' diaphragm. This diaphragm is so arranged that the large
front half is tuned to the lower frequencies and the smaller, or back half,
to the higher frequencies. Both halves are balanced at the centre.
At this balanced centre, the driving unit operates, and, as there is no
dead weight to overcome because of the balanced feature, it is easy to
understand how the slightest impulse on the driving unit is instantly transmitted
to the taut diaphragm. The result is a sensitivity, a frequency response
and a handling capacity in undistorted volume that is a revelation in speaker
design. The original cost of the speaker was $25. A detailed
article on the Air Chrome speaker can be found here. |
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| Model
13 speaker name plate. |
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| Model
13 speaker assembly.cutaway. The model 'J' dimensions are 24 inches
x 24 inches ,(Via Worldradiohistory.com) |
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| Model
13 read view of major assemblies |
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| Model
13 nameplate. |
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Model 13 photos in this table by Cameron Willis. |
