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In Reply to: Tuners posted by jcmusic on November 11, 2006 at 20:13:31:
I have had a Pioneer F-28, a SUMO (GAS) Charlie, and a Scott 310E. The F-28 was adequate sounding and very sensitive, the Charlie is dead reliable (it still works) and the 310E sounds phenomenal. It's the tuner that told me that some stations broadcast a stable, believable stereo image. These tuners are now 40 years old, so they're not very reliable. If you buy one, expect to pay $500 or so. And you should immediately send it to a good technician who should replace and upgrade the caps, same with resistors, and align the unit. I think you will be very pleased.If price is no object, there's also the Marantz 10B (same comments as the 310E on service), a Sequerra unit, and Dynalab.
Good luck. I've got a couple of good tuners and no station worth listening to.
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- Re: Tuners - lipmanl 08:21:52 11/12/06 (1)
- I've got a couple of good tuners and no station worth listening to. BUMMER!!! - Timbo in Oz 15:12:39 11/12/06 (0)
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