1962 Motorola Stereo Ad "the lively art of electronics"

Description: 1962 MOTOROLA STEREO vintage magazine advertisement "the lively art of electronics"

~ Fresh from Motorola ... new leader in the lively art of electronics - Motorola Stereo Hi-Fi in contemporary styling by Drexel with 3 separate amplifiers and 3 separate speaker systems. Cabinet has exposed solids and veneers of genuine Walnut. Optional FM/AM radio with Stereo FM available - Motorola Stereo Hi-Fi sounds right in every room - This double-deck cliff house combines the rugged beauty of the sea coast with relaxed contemporary living. Center of attraction: Motorola Stereo Hi-Fi taken from the Heritage Cantonesian grouping ... That's a beautiful living room in the picture. Modern and comfortable. But it wasn't designed as a concert hall -- any more than your own living room was. - Up to now, that's been a big problem with most stereo hi-fi listening. No matter how high the fidelity of your records, the music you heard in your living room often lacked the liveliness recorded in the record. That's because the acoustics of the room weren't specifically designed for hi-fi. - Motorola's exclusive Vibrasonic system helps solve this problem. A turn of the dial adds just the amount of reflected sound energy you need to make the music sound much as it did when recorded, live and vibrant. - Hearing is better than reading. Your Motorola dealer invites you to bring your favorite stereo or hi-fi record to his store for a demonstration. Discover with your own ears how much you've been missing. ~

Size: The dimensions of each page of the two-page advertisement are approximately 10.5 inches x 13.5 inches (26.75 cm x 34.25 cm).

Condition: This original vintage two-page advertisement is in excellent condition unless otherwise noted.