A new Goodwill opened here on Friday. Seems like they stuff 'em full when they first open. Plenty of audio gear, but mostly in the BPC and SPC eras. There was a Technics SU-Z900 amp, but the buttons were sticky and horrid, so I left it behind.
The only silver face item was a Samsung TU-3300 tuner, which I dropped $6 for. The output cable was spliced at some point in the past, and the splice was broken off. Mght just wire some RCA jacks on the panel. The meters seem sticky-- I tried it with AM and got a little movement on signal strength, but with no FM antenna handy, I was unable to get the tuning centre meter to do anything. Feeding voltage onto the meters would send them around, but they didn't return to netural positions. Maybe they melted into place when I left the unit in my trunk for a few hours; it was 40+ centigrade all week.
It's pretty anemic looking-- pressboard back and bottom, basic looking tuning capacitor, looks to have the same HA11xx integrated circuits as a lot of late '70s tuners/recievers. I doubt it will dethrone the T-40PR for me, but you just don't see much Samsung gear, so it's interesting for that reason alone.