Gerber

{{disambig}. In 1958, harman/kardon introduced the world's first stereo receiver, the Festival TA230, once again aimed at non-technical users in an attempt to make high-fidelity widely available. Gerber can refer to:. This monaural unit was not only aimed at non-technical consumers but also incorporated many now-familiar features such as the incorporation of a tuner, component control unit and amplifier on a single chassis. Gerber Scout Reservation, a Summer camp for Boy Scouts, in White Hall, Michigan. One year after its founding, harman/kardon introduced the world's first true high-fidelity receiver, the Festival D1000. Gerber-Las Flores, California, a United States town. Their first product was an FM tuner.

Wolfgang Gerber, a German jurist. Sidney Harman and Bernard Kardon, two men with a deep interest in both music and the arts, the company helped create the high-fidelity audio industry. Steve Gerber, a comic book artist. Founded in 1953 by Dr. Sally Gerber, daughter of the founder of Gerber Products Company. Harman Kardon, a division of Harman International Industries (NYSE: HAR), is a leading manufacturer of home and car audio equipment based in Woodbury, New York USA. Ron "Boogiemonster" Gerber.

Roland Gerber, a German soccer player. Niklaus Gerber, 1850-1914, a Swiss chemist. Michael Gerber, author of the Harry Potter parodies starring Barry Trotter. Mich Gerber, a Swiss composer and musician.

Martin Gerber, a Swiss ice hockey player. Joseph Gerber. Henry Nicolas Gerber (1702-1775), a pupil of Bach. Johann Gottfried Heinrich Gerber (Heinrich Gottfried Gerber), 1832-1912, Erfinder des Gerberträgers.

Heiko Gerber, German football player. Ernst Ludwig Gerber, 1746-1819, composer, author. Carl Friedrich Gerber (Carl Friedrich von Gerber, Karl Friedrich Wilhelm von Gerber), 1823-1891, a state theorist. A data format for CAD data, see Gerber-Format.

Gerber Scientific, a company specialising in graphics and flexible material machinery. Gerber Products Company, a famous baby food brand. Gerber File, computer instructions for fabricating printed circuit boards. Gerber Legendary Blades, a maker of knives, multitools, and other outdoor products, such as the Gerber Mark II and the Gerber multitool.

Gerber convention, an ace-asking convention in bridge.