CDs. Actually, I listen to about 5 stations as well, and spend my time changing between these to hit certain shows at certain timeslots that play music I enjoy. In fact, when I look at my

CDs. Actually, I listen to about 5 stations as well, and spend my time changing between these to hit certain shows at certain timeslots that play music I enjoy. In fact, when I look at my

Hi I have a receiver hooked up to speakers to my TV. I have the left and right speakers hooked into the respective ports in the receiver. The right speaker hooked into the right connectors on the

Hi Powell, Sorry about the delay in response. Xmas stuff. For everyone's benefit, please describe your experience with a goodantenna. Joe B "Powell E. Way III W4OPW" wrote:

it is possible that the 117 would sound better w/o the splitter, which reduces your signal gain. i say this cuz you said the 117 has auto-blend circuitry. it may be being engaged where it

Those both sound like power supply problems, which are usually the easiest problems to pin down and repair. A can of freeze spray used carefully can often pinpoint the defective component if, as I

I've had this tuner since 1978, and the only thing I've done to it is change the old burnt-out tuning bar lamp. In almost 27 years, no other lamps have gone out and the sound, to my ears at least,

There's bee a thread today extoling the benefits of FM listening as opposed to buying CDs or vinyl. The breadth of programming on "public" stations (in particular, although commercial FMs are starting

Brian has hit the nail on the head. Radio is how we discover new things. In my small northewestern lower Michigan community, we've got a public radio classical station, a public radio news/chatter

so. And GREAT (not just very good) sensitivity and selectivity, too. Not a sonic champ, although really pleasant. Best, Thrassyvoulos

I decided to do some cap swapping on my Philips, I primarily concentrated on the FM MPX section. These are the caps I swapped out. C2 1uf 50v decoupling, Stereo demodulator C16 10uf 35v audio path,

It was not a blind test, we knew which tuner we were listening to. The results contradicted what we expected: We expected we would have a preference for the MX117 as it is a newer tuner design,

Did you know which tuner you were listening to during the comparison? If so, did the results confirm or contradict what you expected? Brian

THE CHALLENGE How does a mint McIntosh MR74 compare to a mint McIntosh MX117 (same tuner as the MR75)? INTRODUCTION It's generally known here in the group we are confirmed "tuner-holics" and that

... BTW: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/FMtuners/links/Tube_Tuner_Sites_00100620 7112/ Best, Thomas

wrote: There is. And it is NOT a stupid question at all ;-) I hold a diagram and let you know what to do. I guess you need a deemphasis-TC of 75µs? Please send me a private mail as an reminder and

This topic is the most interesting of all.IMO.I live as the gentleman in Oregon,in the boonies.Sticks.Possibly like the gentleman in Oregon I have an addictive personality.Hence the house full of

Look for 5130 on EBay. Built like a tank.

While I respect your opinion, I think you are wrong on that one. Cable TV never obsoleted free TV. People will stil want local news and weather on the radio. -bob

Mitsumi's web page calls this "High Grade Class," not us. We only cited this one because so many A/V receivers and inexpensive tuners use Mitsumi modules these days and the Mitsumi products are light