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![]() "Gregg" wrote in message news:iykkb.5814$At.3333@edtnps84... I have an Akai AT-2400 tuner that did super duper well after replacing the 465 KHz ceramic filter with a Collins mechanical one :-) Moral: Even the worst RX can be made good by tweaking the IF selectivity ;-) -- Gregg *It's probably useful, even if it can't be SPICE'd* http://geek.scorpiorising.ca Is your Akai analog or digital? My flea market early 80's Harmon Kardon has a pretty good AM tuner. Good sensitivity, low noise and about 15 flywheel-weighted turns lock to lock on the dial. It's only real DX drawback are rather wide IF transformers, which is what I expect for a hi-fi. I could say the same for the JVC stereo I trashpicked a few years ago. But it had all slider controls, an idiotic thumbwheel instead of a tuning knob and it was ugly. It was disco era. I fixed it up and gave it away. It did work pretty well with my homebrew loop. Frank Dresser |
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