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Stan White's Page with Duke Ellington's endorsement one of Stan's secrets from page above on winning the spl war on the $1000 bet "Everyone was there. We offered a $1,000.00 to anyone who could beat our 4D on an A-B test with an audience. The test was rigged--We had a 500 Wt. McIntosh (outdoor theater amp). No other speaker at the show could handle that much power."
Julian Hirsch and Audio League team reviews the Acoustic Research AR-1 speaker, ("The 755A is in the $25 class.."- lol) Karlson's little Scott tube amp is trounced at the 1955 fair by Stan White's 200 watt amp
The Audio League Team (from July 1956 report) Julian D. Hirsch
Received B.E.E. degrees, Cooper Union 1944
Served as Radar Maintenance Officer, Signal Corps. 1943-1946
Was an engineer with General Precision Lab., Inc. 1947-1956
Now employed as Senior Engineer with Panoramic Radio Products, Inc., Mount Vernon, N.Y.
Licensed radio amateur (W2KFB) since 1936
Associate, AES
Member, IRE Gladden B. Houck, Jr.. P.E.
B.S.E.E. Union College ,1944
Western Electric Co., 1944-1945
Pan American Co., 1945-1946
Sorensen & Co., 1946-1950
Now an engineer with Safe Flight Instrument Co., White Plains, N.Y.
Licensed Professional Engineer in New York State
Associate, AES
Member, IRE
N.Y. State Society of Professional Engineers Milton Weiss
B.S. in Physics & Chemsitry, 1941, Univ. of Richmond
M.S. in Physics, 1945, George Washington Univ.
National Bureau of Standards, 1942-1949
Emerson Radio & Phonograph Co., 1950-1952
Fairchild Camera & Instrument Co. 1952-1953
General Precision Lab., Inc. 1953-1956
Now is Chief Systems Engineer, Armament Section, American Machine & Foundary Co., Greenwich, conn.
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