Every right-fingered, mechanical-minded American knows that ordinary Amplitude Modulation (AM) radio was a vast improvement over the early crystal and cat's whisker variety. Not so many know that Frequency Modulation (FM) radio is almost as big an improvement over AM. Comparatively few, in fact, have actually enjoyed FM's nearly staticless, high-fidelity charms. A new gadget, marketed last week, may change all that—even though the radio revolution which would make FM broadcasting commercially sound may still be a long way off.
It is no secret that AM receivers can be hooked into the FM band, but the converters that do this trick have...
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