You'd think with my families history in radio that I'd have collected several, but sadly, I've sold them all. But in the past I've owned an Avery Fisher tube FM mono tuner (primitive by today's standards, but had great audio), a Magnum Dynalab MD-90 (wasn't impressed), a really nice Pioneer digital tuner from around 1983 that had a wonderful front-end and a rich sound and the first NAD FM/AM analog tuner that unfortunately refused to stay in alignment (surprise! surprise! huh?). These days with radio being what it is, I listen to NPR on my Model One Tivoli (Walnut) and use my GE Superadio-3 (tweaked by me) for long distance AM and FM. Both offer very good fidelity and the Model One can be used as a stand alone tuner with it's line output.