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I believe it was 1972 when I interviewed with Newcomb himself. I was trying to promote an idea but he thought I hadn't taken it far enough for him to be interested.
He wasn't a young man then. I suspect his was essentially a one man operation and when he stopped, so did the company.
Their big products were public address amplifiers. They had a cute gimmick called 'the big red knob' which I think was some sort of tone control, used in juke boxes for example.
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