or, more to the point :-)

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Which tuner to get and getting the most from it. Thank God, for the radio!

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Topic - 47Labs FM Tuner - The Duke 08:57:05 08/26/14 (19)

RE: 47Labs FM Tuner - stellavox 13:57:30 09/13/14 (3)

not here at AA, apparently (nt) - mhardy6647 05:31:34 09/30/14 (0)

RE: 47Labs FM Tuner - openmind 11:15:49 09/29/14 (1)

dunno -- maybe Magnum-Dynalab? - mhardy6647 05:32:57 09/30/14 (0)

y'know -- I just noticed something in Art Dudley's column about this tuner... - mhardy6647 07:30:19 09/03/14 (1)

RE: y'know -- I just noticed something in Art Dudley's column about this tuner... - tesla 09:43:54 09/04/14 (0)

no, but it is intrriguing - mhardy6647 06:12:47 08/28/14 (12)

Talking about high performance FM tuner... - kootenay 10:07:17 09/06/14 (4)

RE: Talking about high performance FM tuner... - Brian Levy 18:34:58 09/12/14 (0)

is that this one? - mhardy6647 13:52:50 09/06/14 (2)

or, more to the point :-) - mhardy6647 14:58:56 09/06/14 (1)

Yup!.... - kootenay 18:16:06 09/06/14 (0)

RE: no, but it is intrriguing - Brian Levy 15:10:08 08/31/14 (0)

RE: " kind of hard to believe that, as a radio, its performance will be "high end" " - 1973shovel 05:14:55 08/30/14 (4)

I don't think that the Sony HD tuner you mention used the traditional air-variable capacitor to tune - mhardy6647 17:29:41 08/30/14 (3)

Point taken - 1973shovel 05:39:13 09/04/14 (0)

RE: I don't think that the Sony HD tuner you mention used the traditional air-variable capacitor to tune - Brian Levy 10:12:28 08/31/14 (1)

Absolutely so - thus did I invoke selectivity and sensitivity in my original post - mhardy6647 10:40:39 08/31/14 (0)

RE: no, but it is intrriguing - Brian Levy 06:41:03 08/28/14 (0)

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or, more to the point :-) - mhardy6647 14:58:56 09/06/14 (1)

Yup!.... - kootenay 18:16:06 09/06/14 (0)

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