Scott LT-110B (1968)
Documentation on the Scott LT-110B is thin. The archive's research file has no original manual, no measured review and no confirmed specification sheet. What survives is a run of Scott's own magazine advertising from the mid-1960s. That advertising identifies the LT-110B as a variant of the Scott LT-110, an FM stereo tuner kit.
The clearest period reference is Scott's advertisement in High Fidelity (October 1964, p.67). It promoted the LT-110 FM stereo tuner kit as top-rated and newly reduced to $139.95, and it called out the LT-110B's strengths, including its stereo separation. The same ad quoted Electronics Illustrated praising the kit's 1.88 µV sensitivity as an exceptional feat. That figure was said to be reachable through a home alignment procedure without test instruments. A near-identical ad ran in HiFi/Stereo Review (November 1964, p.27). By September 1967, Scott's advertising in HiFi/Stereo Review (p.142) was pushing the company's all-silicon IF circuitry and easier kit construction, though without LT-110B-specific details. The archive's dating of 1968 sits awkwardly against those 1964 ads. The production span isn't confirmed.
That is about all the record supports:
- FM stereo tuner kit; the LT-110B appears as a named variant of the LT-110.
- Advertised "new low price" of $139.95 (late 1964).
- Advertised 1.88 µV sensitivity, claimed achievable by home alignment without instruments.
- Stereo separation cited as a highlight in Scott's own ads.
None of these figures come from independent lab measurements. They are marketing claims. No verified production years, full specifications, circuit details or owner reports have surfaced. If you have a manual or an original review of the LT-110B, the archive would be glad to see it.
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