musichal
poet emeritus
I know you guys are much more interested in vintage tuners from the days when FM ruled and consumers cared about RF performance as much as sound quality. But this is one cute little tuner, and it surprised me by outperforming my Kenwood KT-615s and NAD 4130 for bringing in local signals cleanly - the others were noisy in this spot, this one isn't. Not saying it is better, just that it performed better in my set of circumstances. But you buy it 'cause it's so small - that is its reason for existence. About 4" square and 1.5" in height. Sounds good, too. Even if it is only a boxed smart-phone tuner. Or so I've read.
Also impressive is its weight - for its size. About a pound and a half, or so. Doesn't get dragged easily by cables, as is sometimes the case for small-chassis gizmos.
Also impressive is its weight - for its size. About a pound and a half, or so. Doesn't get dragged easily by cables, as is sometimes the case for small-chassis gizmos.
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