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In Reply to: Mono tuner questions... posted by Monkeypunch! on July 19, 2003 at 02:30:21:
As you already had indicated, there are some nice sounding, well respected, Scott tuners. I own a 310D with the optional 335 MPX adapter. It does a real nice job in stereo with the MPX adapter, but in mono, on my local jazz station, it just plain sings. The Sherwood 3000III I have sounds nice, but is not as sensitive as the Scott, and may be a little lacking detail wise, but in a nice way. It's shortcomings are more subtractive in nature rather than additive. I also have the MPX adapter for it too. Both tuners flat out sound better than any Dynaco FM3 that I have used or heard(factory assembled or kit made, and I still own one). I have not had the chance to audition any Fisher tuners, but from what I have read about them, they are supposed to be real nice sounding (and sensitive too). If you want to go the tube stereo route, a Mac MR71 is awfully nice sounding. I would like one, but have not found a nice one at a decent (affordable) price. Also, there was a Luxman unit that I heard that was really great sounding, unfortunately I don't remember the model number.
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- Re: Mono tuner questions... - Sidegetter 07/19/0316:25:56 07/19/03 (1)
- Re: Mono tuner questions... - sgmlaw 17:27:36 07/20/03 (0)
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