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SAE 8000 turner




I have one, it utilizes digital display for readout, rather than the Nixie tubes. It is a pretty decent FM turner and there may be someone who does upgrades. But as FM broadcast quality has dwindled, so has my interest. Our classical station I now call Reader's Digest Classical since they only play popular movements rather than complete symphonies or concertos. So it is either a college station for jazz or NPR for news and Click & Clack.

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