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The article reports on the shift of the N.B.C. Symphony broadcasts from Studio 8H to Carnegie Hall. This has improved the over-all quality of the sound that comes out of the radios, giving it a warmth and naturalness which the sound from 8H did not have. But whereas C.B.S.'s method of picking up the New York Philharmonic in Carnegie Hall brings an orchestra which is at a sufficient distance for the components of the sound to be spaced out, N.B.C. transmits a sound whose components are tightly crowded in as though one was placed right in the middle of the orchestra.