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LE. A.. Wortman, "Heated Stylus Recording Techniques," J. Audio Eng. Soc., vol. 0, no. 1 (Audio Engineering Magazine Vol 34:07), pp. 24, 42, (1950 July.). doi: LE. A.. Wortman, "Heated Stylus Recording Techniques," J. Audio Eng. Soc., vol. 0 Issue 1 (Audio Engineering Magazine Vol 34:07) pp. 24, 42, (1950 July.). doi:
Abstract: On May 9th a paper on the heated stylus recording technique, using the Fairchild Thermostylus System, was delivered to the New York Section of the Audio Engineering Society. The speaker was Theodore Lindenberg, Engineer in Charge of the Disc division of the Fairchild Recording Equipment Corporation. Some of the highlights of the question and answer period that followed the talk are given here.

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