Personal Tuner Evolution

Presently in collection:

Marantz 20B
Fanfare FT-1A
McIntosh MR-71
Sansui TU9900
Tandberg 3011A
SAE 3200

Currently in system:

Scott 350B

Others in collection:
Scott 350 will be restored and will replace the 350B.
Another Scott 350B to be restored at some point.
Parasound TDQ 1600 replaced by the 350B

Previously owned:
NAD 1600 Monitor Series Tuner/Preamp
Adcom GTP 400
Sansui TU 719
Bell and Howell receiver
Magnavox All in One Receiver/TT, at 14 years old my first stereo, thought I was the cats meow!

Best,

Dave

I've replaced the Kenwood L1000T with the Rotel RHT10 Michi.
Unfortunately the music program available from FM stations in my country, guides me to sell this tuner in the immediate future and buy some internet tuner. I'm quite suprised by other's knowlege and dedication to the FM subject. I have friends that advocate their tuner as the better source even in contest to their TT. I've never experienced that, so, I'm reluctand to invest on FM again, especially given the persistent bad taste at broadcast music in Greece.

1. Harman Kardon 330C rec'r
2. Mitsubishi DA-R8 rec'r
3. McIntosh MR-71
4. Sansui TU-717
5. Pioneer TX-9800
6. Dyanco FM-3
7. Luxman T-110
8. Luxman T-400
9. McIntosh 1900 rec'r
10. Yamaha CT-810
11. Quad FM-4 (din outputs)
12. ADS T-2 - fun to use
13. NAD 4020A
14. Pioneer TX-500
15. B&K TS-108
16. Dyna FM-3
17. NEC T-710 - better than B&K
18. Tandberg 2020 rec'r - nice
19. Creek CAS-3140 (din to rca) - neck and neck w/Tandberg

FAVORITES: 3,4,5,6, 12, 17-19

.
Sansui 771 receiver/tuner

Sansui Tu-X1 ...this beast is everything that you've heard about it and more. Sadly, there is only one FM jazz station in LA, and I don't always agree with their programming. I listen to Pandora more than my tuner.
.