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can’t tune a station if it is offfrequency because of unusualatmospheric conditions oranomalous reflections. Analogtuners look for the best audiosignal

There is a sense of the traditional to FMtuners. They have a sense of decorum;staid even. Hardly the sort of thing thatyou’d expect 50 Cent to get exc

to question if it’s possible to hear thatmuch detail from a tuner source, no matterhow impressive that source may be. Afterall, FM broadcasts are ofte

Source: Magnum DynalabRating: 90% effectiveBefore we get into the merits ofantennas of any sort, allow us toaddress the subject of FM signals.Signal i

Reprinted with permissionfrom The Inner Ear Report . The ST-2 offers an alternativeto elaborate rotor antennaswhich will improve signals andcut down

ended up with this reviewis a moot point, but I'm more than glad Idid. Magnum Dynalab makes some ofthe most fastidiously designed and exoticFM t

stabilized power supplies to preventtuning drift (always a danger withanalogue tuners), and 'ultra linear' powersupply capacitors. The casew

It’s bloody typical; that balmy, themidst of that record-breakingAugust heatwave is the perfect timeto review a tuner with perma-triodes! You see, the

enthusiast’s dream. Forget presets,you get two big dials, five toggleswitches, two needle meters and acentral LED frequency display. Thebig right dial

t wasn’t until a few weeks afterI reviewed the MagnumDynalab MD-90 tuner a coupleof years ago (see Issue 142)that I realized I’d beenlistening to a lo