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In Reply to: RE: Sparkler Audio Model S509 "nostalgia II" Broadcast FM/AM Tuner posted by Wojciech on June 12, 2019 at 17:24:05:
In terms of the "modern" (it's all relative!) era, Parasound's erstwhile Ztuner fairly leaps to mind.Dimensions:
9-1/2" w x 1-3/4" h x 10 " d, 2 " h without feetNet weight: 4 lbs.
In terms of the old school... Here's a cute little (mono) AM/FM tuner from days gone by, from Bell (not Bell Labs, of course), as an example of "the old".
The Bell 2255 tuner is quite small; even the Sansui TU-4400 upon which it is perched is narrower-than-usual for many 1970s-era components. :)
(The Bell's 9-1/2 inches wide, same as the above-mentioned Parasound, vs. 15-3/4 inches width for the Sansui)
all the best,
mrh
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- lots of 'small footprint' tuners 'new'(er) and old - mhardy6647 06:04:34 06/20/19 (0)
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