Scott 120
Almost nothing is documented about a Scott Model 120. The Archive's research materials hold no verifiable facts on this model. No product type, no specifications, no production years, no price, no service literature. It isn't in the published Scott catalog on this site, and no sibling-page record references it.
The period record does contain a recurring source of confusion. Searching for "Scott 120" turns up Scott advertising for a different model: the "120-watt FET AM/FM stereo receiver" campaign promoting the Scott 388. That ad ran in Audio (November 1966, p.2) and High Fidelity (July 1967, p.33). It claimed a three-FET front end, 1.7 µV usable sensitivity, 90 dB cross-modulation rejection, 40 dB selectivity, and 40 dB stereo separation. The "120" in those ads is the wattage rating, not the model number - and none of those figures can be attributed to a Model 120.
Nobody has confirmed that a Scott receiver or tuner numbered 120 ever existed. If you own a unit that carries the "120" model number, a photo, serial number, or manual scan would help the Archive.
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