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I'm still trying to find an ad I remember from Electronics Illustrated or Popular Electronics in the late 60s. It was for a correspondence school, probably NRI. Had a picture of Ed Dulaney from Iowa. Promoted him as a successful graduate of their course, and as president of D&A Manufacturing. The picture showed him leaning up against a line of Warrior amplifiers lined up, on their sides with no covers on them.

I didn't realize at the time he was also advertising his contraband linears. So far I have only found another ad for the same outfit showing Ed Dulaney next to his service van, with "Dulaney TV Service" painted on it.

I still remember that picture of him with the lined-up Warriors. Just didn't know what they were at the time.

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[QUOTE="nomadradio, post: 760175, member: 22"] I'm still trying to find an ad I remember from Electronics Illustrated or Popular Electronics in the late 60s. It was for a correspondence school, probably NRI. Had a picture of Ed Dulaney from Iowa. Promoted him as a successful graduate of their course, and as president of D&A Manufacturing. The picture showed him leaning up against a line of Warrior amplifiers lined up, on their sides with no covers on them. I didn't realize at the time he was also advertising his contraband linears. So far I have only found another ad for the same outfit showing Ed Dulaney next to his service van, with "Dulaney TV Service" painted on it. I still remember that picture of him with the lined-up Warriors. Just didn't know what they were at the time. 73 [/QUOTE]

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