Scott 110-FM (c. 1962–1965)
Surviving documentation for the Scott 110-FM is thin. What exists comes almost entirely from Scott's own advertising, and the ads never use the hyphenated "110-FM" name. The period ads promote the same product as the LT-110 FM Stereo Tuner Kit, and the 110-FM designation on this page appears to be shorthand for that kit.
Scott ran a sustained campaign for the LT-110 between January 1963 and early 1965. An announcement in High Fidelity (February 1965, p.79) touted the kit at a new low price of $139.95 and called it Scott's top-rated FM stereo tuner kit. The same ad quoted Electronics Illustrated, which had praised the kit's 1.88 µV sensitivity. That figure was reachable through a home alignment procedure that needed no test instruments. An earlier ad in Audio (January 1963, p.67) claimed that within a year of introduction the kit had drawn enthusiastic responses from dealers and kit builders, and that leading technical experts recommended it without reservation. Scott also repeated the price cut in HiFI/Stereo (September 1964, p.35).
Past the advertising, almost nothing is independently documented. There are no test-bench measurements from the period press, no production figures and no service literature in the archive.
- Product type: FM stereo tuner kit
- Name used in period advertising: LT-110
- Advertised price: $139.95 (Scott's own ads, 1964–1965)
- Advertised sensitivity: 1.88 µV, via home alignment procedure without instruments
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