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In Reply to: solid vintage fm tuner that's easy to recap / restore ? posted by squiffles on July 24, 2010 at 19:22:04:
Before you make a decision, investigate some of the tubed tuners. The very best will set you back a pretty penny, but the Dyna FM3 is affordable, easily worked on, and sounds good , when properly adjusted.
Eli D.
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