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{"value"=>"Series II: Syntonic Research Inc. Files"}
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{"value"=>"<p>The Syntonic Research Inc. Files mainly document the distribution, marketing, and promotion of the company's products, primarily the <span class=\"title\">Environments</span> series of albums, but also including <span class=\"title\">The Altered Nixon Speech</span>, <span class=\"title\">The Erickson Tapes</span>, and the book <span class=\"title\">The Complete Compendium of Universal Knowledge</span>. These files also contain information about Teibel's other interests and activities, such as his photography business; his exhibit at the Museum of Contemporary Crafts; his friends the neuropsychologist Louis Gerstman and the composer R. Murray Schafer; and his other ideas for innovation in the use of tape, hi-fi stereo equipment, and photography.</p> <p>The files hold notes and writings by Teibel; business and personal correspondence; contracts and correspondence with Atlantic Records; advertising copy; marketing ideas; promotional literature and designs; press releases; clippings; listener surveys; listener letters; copyright forms; biographies of Teibel; and transcripts of interviews with Teibel and his daughter, Jennifer Ballow. The original arrangement of these files was retained.</p>"}
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1950
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1950
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2011
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1950
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2011