About this Vintage Print Ad
The ad promotes the ELAC Miracord 50H Mark II Automatic Changer, emphasizing its superior sound quality by eliminating interference. It highlights features like a silicone-damped cueing device and push-button command for ease of use. The ad suggests that the investment protects your records and offers a free spec sheet.
- Brand: ELAC
- Product: ELAC Miracord 50H Mark II Automatic Changer
- Tagline: Why spend $199.50 for 'Nothing'?
- Publication: Playboy
- Year: 1972
Objects in the advertisement: turntable, stylus, buttons
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