Let's see your tuners!

[dogwan]

Oldie but a goodie

Here's my Dynaco FM3 post mods. Notice the cooling fans on top.

 

[matel]

Must be my lucky day. After viewing all the tuners here a hour ago I thought wouldn't it be nice to have one like gyushers on post #74.
Went to that site found one for sale BIN and a 1/4 mile from my house!
On my way to pick up that KT 8007 right now.

Oh man this sounds magnificient.
Smooth Kenwood sound....
More refined sounding but the Sony's clarity stills got me..

 

[leesonic]

Don't know why one is wider than the other.

 

[Mark W.]

HOW about something from both camps

A Scott 312 a hybrid design using both Tubes and Solid state in a point to point chassis design. And it's a Broadcast tuner to boot! (used by radio stations to recieve their network signals.

 

[MJSNet]

...A Scott 312 a hybrid design using both Tubes and Solid state in a point to point chassis design. And it's a Broadcast tuner to boot! (used by radio stations to recieve their network signals...

That's one sweet broadcast tuner, Mark :thmbsp:

 

[Cactus Bob]

Did you say Tuna?

Oh . . . you mean Tuner!!

 

[derekva]

In my office system:

In my home system:

-D

 

[MJSNet]

Oh . . . you mean Tuner!!

Sorry Charlie

 

[ADS 2030]

I don't own a tuner...
There's Lots of Really nice gear in this thread but this one stands out for me...:thmbsp:

 

[Cactus Bob]

Sorry Charlie

I like that!! :huge:

 

[MJSNet]

I like that!! :huge:

Didn't think I would get it submitted in time! Some of these AK'ers are really quick! :yes:

 

[Tripqzon]

Marantz Model 125 with hand built cabinet.

 

[Tripqzon]

Let me say that there are some sweet lookin' tuners in this thread. :thmbsp:

 

[Cadillac Kid]

Here are some pics of my MR71.

 

[dokblues]

OK you guy`s are embariskin me! Here are my two.

My Yamaha T-70




My Radio Shack TM-90

Oh ya there is a Kenwood around here somewhere?

 

[Mark W.]

That's one sweet broadcast tuner, Mark :thmbsp:

Thanks I happen to have two of them this is the nicer preformer the other has the looks. When I get time I'll do up both of them best I can. Only thing I'm really missing cosmetically are the two tuner dial chrome caps. Since this Scott has a silver finish I have to have chrome or aluminum knob caps while all the others are gold/brass and easy to come by from the vintage guitar amp guys that used the same knobs.

And since the 312 and only a couple other Scotts used the same tuner knob an original would be very hard to find I have a deal in place to have 3 of them turned out of aluminum for me when I get ready.

when I have the time this tuner will become part of my living room tube system a Scott 233 amp and AKAI M8 tube amp and a vintage looking TT I am building from a Pro-Ject 1.2 it will end up looking very similar to a Thorens TD-121. with a longer straight arm I'm modifying a the Pro-Ject 8.6 aluminum arm into a 10.3" aluminum.

Should be fun if I can ever get it finished.

 

[VPIVinylspinner]

I have owned numerous modified tuners but the Radio X modified Mitsubishi DA-F20 has ruled them all.

 

[Aage]

A Classic from the '60s

Long-admired, generally considered to tie with the Marantz 10B for top performance of the oldies, the Fisher FM-1000 is a beauty to behold.

Here's mine, all cleaned up and ready for the dance...

 

[radioactive]

nice tuner aage:thmbsp::drool:although i have many tube tuners i've never got around to buying any fishers:sigh:hopefully one day i'll get to enjoy one but it will probaly not be a tfm 1000.

 

[DaLarry]

My Little Pioneer

TX-8500 II

It looks and sounds brand new.