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

VALVE tuners - all -, some SS tuners

The two best sounding stereo tuners I 'know well' are the converted Pioneer stereo Rcvr at Patrick Turner's. And the Kenwood simulcast* rcvr he redid for me with its power amps retained, with a kit decoder and good (huge mF ps things) coupling caps.

they both make listening to 2 high quality FM stations almost 'a dooty' as in duty. low/zero DR compression, zero/some processing,

classical(some Jazz)/lots of stuff.

http://www.abc.net.au/classic/daily/stories/s1768613.htm - NATIONAL network /

and

http://www.artsoundfm.asn.au/.

the best MONO FM tuner I know well is a leak Troughie.

The best SS tuner? The early Sequerra the troughie's owner, picked up at an auction.

I have heard once / long time ago many good ss ones, for both bands.

the best sounding AM tuner I've owned, after being loaned another! was an AWE ss AM only wideband tuner, with a het.circuit, and a sunchronous one, and one other! plus filters and a woven indoor loop! and a clever christmas tree indicator, and a gain control!! No AGC!!! But Allen Wright has it back now - it gradually imploded.

MY old Kenwood* had two AM circuits - and the new combined one is only down 3db at 13 k, the soft-curve is a reasonable match to the NRSCA's curve, AM is also good down under {:~)} !


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Timbo in Oz
The Skyptical Mensurer and Audio Scrounger

'Still not saluting.'

Read about and view system at:

http://www.theanalogdept.com/tim_bailey.htm


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