I thought someone here might know of such a tuner....
In the early 1980s I vaguely recall a rather large black (metal faced) digital tuner with a larger than normal digital display readout and roller dial, but don't remember the manufacturer. It might have been some kind of less popular brand or maybe even some kind of low volume tuner that was produced. I've searched a bunch of images on the internet and don't recognize it. Its fuzzy in my mind, but I do recall it was a fairly clean and simple looking unit, maybe even a little industrial looking. You could really see the large digital readout well, as I recall.
I saw this tuner only once at a dealer in the US West in California when I purchased my Sansui tuner and amplifier. At first I was thinking it was an SAE or Soundcraftsmen tuner, but I don't think that was it, possibly something else. Does this description happen to ring a bell with anyone here on the tuner forum? Ideas? Photos?
In the early 1980s I vaguely recall a rather large black (metal faced) digital tuner with a larger than normal digital display readout and roller dial, but don't remember the manufacturer. It might have been some kind of less popular brand or maybe even some kind of low volume tuner that was produced. I've searched a bunch of images on the internet and don't recognize it. Its fuzzy in my mind, but I do recall it was a fairly clean and simple looking unit, maybe even a little industrial looking. You could really see the large digital readout well, as I recall.
I saw this tuner only once at a dealer in the US West in California when I purchased my Sansui tuner and amplifier. At first I was thinking it was an SAE or Soundcraftsmen tuner, but I don't think that was it, possibly something else. Does this description happen to ring a bell with anyone here on the tuner forum? Ideas? Photos?

