The best sounding FM Tuner is.....


OK Magnum Dynalab, Fanfare, Day Sequerra, etc. owners...I have no "high end" dealer in my area that carries a great tuner. I probably will not have the chance to listen to or 'a/b' compare a tuner before I decide to purchase. I'm asking anyone with comparison experience or anyone that feels that the own the best to respond in this discussion. Thanks, I look forward to reading your responses!
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Joeylawn36111- It does have a tendency to do that. There's only a couple strong stations near me. It's pretty good on those. As for the others, I just chalked it up to the weak signals/subpar antenna. Also, I have no idea when it was aligned last.
you named them all...also, but not quite there, tandberg 3011, revox, accuphase ti00
I recently acquired a Magnum FT 101A with Etude status upgrade. The manual of this unit recomends the ST-2 antenna, which I've just purchased for $129. While installing this as high as possible outside, apparently provides the best reception, the antenna is presented as an "indoor/outdoor" antenna. Unable to install it outside, I am obliged to use it indoors with reception limited it seems, to a mere 10 stations. Has anyone had experience with this antenna - indoors or out with any more positive results? Thanks.
Try an old(late 70's) Hitachi FT920 tuner(cheap like borscht) with 'v.good' AC conditioning. I bought one new in 76/77, it has been on 24 hours a day ever since w/o any trouble!, and I enjoy the FM sound immensely(so does anyone who listens except a 17 yr old male)-surprisingly so- through my Spectral system(of course there is some carrier noise but it does'nt distract me-teho.
Thanks Psacanli - could you suggest where I might find the Hitachi FT920. A unit that still plays after being on 24 hours a day for 30 years, surely deserves a look and I'm curious........