Adventure Magazine Cover — page 10: what you’re looking at

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; ADVENTURE Lnswick _ | The Br un swick Method of Reprod uction PLAYING A SRUNSWICH RECORD It Plays All Records A better way One of the great features: of the Brunswick Method of Reproduction is the Ultona. pictured above It brings two dominant stperiori- ties, First, it plays all makes of rec- ords in a better way. At a turn of the hand, it presents the proper diaphragm and needle. It does away with attachments. It is instantly adjustable. _ Second, it is the only counterbalanced tfeproducer. By counterbalancing we do away with that old-time rigidity that brought ‘“‘sur- face’? noises, ‘‘scratching’” and disagreeable undertones, The needle travels over the undulations of the records properly cushioned. The Ultona, with all its advancements, is an exclusive feature of The Brunswick. It is one of the greatest advancements in phonograph history. It makes old ways out of date. Brunswick tone is infinitely better, as your first hearing will prove. Here, you will agree, is a su- per instrument, with every ac- knowledged betterment, fAlus finer cabinet work, for which Brunswick has long been famous. Visit a Brunswick Dealer. Hear this amazing phono- graph. Then you will find your ideal of a phonograph. Ask also to hear Brunswick Records—likewise superior. They can be played on any phonograph with steel or fibre needles. THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER COMPANY General Offices: Branch Houses in Principal Cities of United States, Mexico and Canada 623-633 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago Canadian Distributors: Musical Merchandise Sales Co., 819 Yonge St., Toronto PHONOQCRAPHS AND RECORDS : Kindly mention Adventure in writing to advertisers or visiting your dealer. COMMUC NOOK (F@) im