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Hanging on: Max Gold's Ava Electronics was one of the lynchpins of the stereo boom that was a part of the youth scene in the'60s and '70s.
Hanging on: Max Gold's Ava Electronics was one of the lynchpins of the stereo boom that was a part of the youth scene in the'60s and '70s.

Hanging on: Max Gold's Ava Electronics was one of the lynchpins of the stereo boom that was a part of the youth scene in the'60s and '70s.

Date6/9/1982
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0127761F
Hanging on: Max Gold's Ava Electronics was one of the lynchpnis of the steren boom that was a part of youth scene in the '60s and '70s.
Hanging on: Max Gold's Ava Electronics was one of the lynchpnis of the steren boom that was a part of youth scene in the '60s and '70s.
6/9/1982
Cuits had their heyday in the '60s and '70s, like Maharaj Ji, but Rob Tucker, right, says they're still with us
Cuits had their heyday in the '60s and '70s, like Maharaj Ji, but Rob Tucker, right, says they're still with us
7/11/1989
In-Deee-Viduals: Super DJ Dmitry and Lady Miss Kier of music group Deee-lite borrow form the '60s and '70s fot their unique style
In-Deee-Viduals: Super DJ Dmitry and Lady Miss Kier of music group Deee-lite borrow form the '60s and '70s fot their unique style
5/25/1991
Electronics wizard: Matthew Dodds, displaying one of his electronic creations, says he would like to apply his skills to researching and designing new products and services.
Electronics wizard: Matthew Dodds, displaying one of his electronic creations, says he would like to apply his skills to researching and designing new products and services.
7/14/1992
Wall to wall games: Mattel Electronics has introduced a new system that allows viewers to play all kinds of electronic games on their television sets
Wall to wall games: Mattel Electronics has introduced a new system that allows viewers to play all kinds of electronic games on their television sets
2/7/1980
Satellite gazing: Oscar Steiner (left) founder of Tee-Comm Electronics, confers with Al Bahnman, president of the manufacturer of satellite TV dish receivers
Satellite gazing: Oscar Steiner (left) founder of Tee-Comm Electronics, confers with Al Bahnman, president of the manufacturer of satellite TV dish receivers
2/4/1987
Sillicon chip off the block: Morley Miller, President of Epitek Electronics Ltd
Sillicon chip off the block: Morley Miller, President of Epitek Electronics Ltd
10/5/1981
Heart of the matter: Brian Dinsdale, sales manager of MA Electronics Canada Ltd., holds small amplifier that turns satellite signals into television picture.
Heart of the matter: Brian Dinsdale, sales manager of MA Electronics Canada Ltd., holds small amplifier that turns satellite signals into television picture.
10/16/1981
What next? Craig Hustadt of Sharp Electronics of Canada Ltd
What next? Craig Hustadt of Sharp Electronics of Canada Ltd
3/9/1982
Ultimate viewing: Brian Gammon of AudioVideo by Design (a division of Brack Electronics) watches The Empire Strikes Back in a home theatre designed to take advantage of all the special effects buried in the sound track
Ultimate viewing: Brian Gammon of AudioVideo by Design (a division of Brack Electronics) watches The Empire Strikes Back in a home theatre designed to take advantage of all the special effects buried in the sound track
3/28/1991
Charles Evans, president of Triple Crown Electronics, expects an explosive new demand for satellite receivers.
Charles Evans, president of Triple Crown Electronics, expects an explosive new demand for satellite receivers.
3/19/1981
Thinking positive: Electronics companies can cut back assembly-line mistakes if they learn to operate like the japanese, says consultant Mike Tatham
Thinking positive: Electronics companies can cut back assembly-line mistakes if they learn to operate like the japanese, says consultant Mike Tatham
8/30/1981