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Marantz 2120 AM/FM Stereophonic Tuner TOTL
Luxman 70 WPC Stereo Receiver w/ Phono & Elite Tuner R-115
Gorgeous, High-End Tandberg Programable FM Tuner 3011A
Marantz Model 104 AM/FM Tuner — Made in Japan, Excellent
We sold this tuner ourselves and it came back through our Perpetual Trade-Back Program — so we know what it was when it left, and it has been through our bench again since. A 1976 Model 104 in excellent cosmetic condition: silver face, blue dial lighting, made in Japan.
Marantz Model 104 AM/FM Tuner – Made in Japan, Walnut Case
Gyro touch flywheel tuning and a blackout dial that lights blue on power-up — 2.5 microvolt FM sensitivity, 58dB signal-to-noise, built in Japan between 1976 and 1978. The dial illumination has been restored with new LEDs and a fresh vellum diffuser, and it sits in a solid walnut case a previous owner built by hand. Good condition; a polished-back engraving above the dial shows only under raking light.
Braun Atelier T1 Slim AM/FM Tuner — 9 Presets, Quartz, Japan
An analogue tuner given a quartz-referenced five-digit readout — the precision of a synthesised design with a real analogue front end behind it, which tends to hold a weak signal more gracefully. The nine presets are not memories: each station button carries its own tuning adjustment, set by hand with a small screwdriver through the panel, so it is effectively nine little tuners in one chassis. Made in Japan, 445 mm wide and 70 mm tall to match the Atelier deck. Good condition.
Akai AT-V04 FM/AM Tuner | Digital Synthesizer | Made in Japan
A digital synthesiser tuner with a traditional analog knob, stepping in 0.05 MHz on FM and 1 kHz on AM — fine enough that it works as an AM DX receiver and not only an FM tuner. Seven presets for each band, separate local/distance switches for FM and AM, 300 and 75 ohm antenna inputs, and a rear output level trim. Built in Japan, 1980 to 1981; tested here.
