AMC T7d Digital AM/FM Stereo Tuner – with Remote
$145.00
A plain digital AM/FM tuner built around a discrete output stage. FM stereo sensitivity of 47 µV, 50 dB separation at 1 kHz, 60 dB AM rejection and 80 dB image rejection; AM useable sensitivity is 10 µV. Digital display with preset navigation, and the original remote comes with it. Seventeen inches wide and 4.8 lbs.
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AMC T7d Digital AM/FM Stereo Tuner – Remote
This well-built AMC T7d offers genuine audiophile-grade sound from an entry-level price perspective, with emphasis placed squarely on quality audio reproduction rather than excessive features. The T7d is a no-nonsense stereo tuner that focuses on musical performance with excellent FM stereo reception and reliable AM capability. The digital display provides convenient frequency selection and preset navigation. Designed with audiophile-quality discrete output stage components, the T7d delivers superior sound clarity and low distortion across both AM and FM bands. The tuner comes with its original remote control for convenient operation.
Key strengths include excellent FM stereo sensitivity and selectivity, outstanding FM image rejection, and strong AM reception characteristics. The T7d’s design philosophy emphasizes clean signal paths and quality component selection—hallmarks of builds that have earned consistent user praise for musical presentation. Users frequently comment on the tuner’s excellent general performance and the quality it brings to FM listening, making it a solid choice for radio enthusiasts seeking transparent, uncolored sound reproduction.
FM Receiver Stereo Sensitivity: 47µV
FM Frequency Response: 30Hz-15kHz
FM Stereo Separation: 50dB at 1kHz
FM AM Rejection: 60dB
FM Image Rejection: 80dB
AM Receiver Useable Sensitivity: 10µV
AM Selectivity: 30dB
AM Image Rejection: 45dB
Digital display with preset memory
Includes original remote control
Discrete output stage design
Double-sided plated circuit boards
Dimensions: (Width x Height x Depth) 432 x 83 x 298 mm (17 x 3.25 x 11.75 inches)
Weight: 2.2 kg (4.8 lbs)
The AMC T7d represents excellent value for those seeking quality FM reception and a well-engineered tuner for their vintage audio system. With its solid build quality and reputation for musical sound, this digital tuner is ready to deliver years of reliable radio listening.
Backed by Radique Audio’s 90-day warranty and our perpetual trade-back policy, you can purchase with confidence; asking $145.
| Weight | 6.8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 15.75 × 21 × 7.25 in |
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