Hi,

I have just come across this web site & the Day Sequerra FM Reference Tuner.


All I can say is


I WANT ONE!


This is a beast of a machine & it's GORGEOUS TOO.


http://mpbarneytuners.googlepages.com/day-sequerratuners


willie

when I was in england 87-90, there were only 4 or 5 radio stations, then "pirate" radio's anchor broke, and they floated into British waters and was seized, imo the only station that played fairly modern music.

I assume there are more stations to listen to now, right?

elroy

Hi,

Elroy,

I hope this link answers your question!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_radio..._United_Kingdom

Enjoy

willie



PS, Link for all American radio stations

http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=...+stations&go=Go

Sweet, but I think I'll stick with this one for awhile.

The innards.

Hi hakka26,

Your Marantz tuner is gorgeous.

I've recently bought a Marantz 2060 ML Tuner, so I know what you mean.

I recently asked about adding pictures, etc, to your posts, I got several replies & I have tried everything they told me, but it just doesn't work for me!!!!

http://www.sound-thinking.org/index.php?showtopic=5835

willie

Go here. photobucket.com/

I was over at Lakenheath, maybe they didnt have a good radio reception and I could only bet bbc 1 and 2, and Pirate radio. or maybe, now that I am thinking about it, there probably were more, but I didnt like the format, that is probably why I am saying there were only a couple.

elroy

I agree that the forementioned Day Sequerra tuner is one of the three best tuners ever.
The other two are Magnum Dynalab MD-109 and the Tandberg TPT 3001A.

Which of the three you'd prefer is about taste.
Sound is so close.

"dolph"

Nice tuners.

Best I've personally heard was a McIntos tuner a McIntosh tech had lovingly restored and perhaps modified.

While I do consider McIntosh products of decent quality, I cannot claim to have really had my socks wowed by any of their kit, except for the afforementioned tuner.



I personally own a Sansui TU-717 as my favorite, sold off another nice one, the Kenwood KT-7500, and another, the suprisingly good Technics 8600.

Missed out on a Sansui 9900 for cheap- I hesitated, like a fool.

Did grab a Sansui 5900 for chump change, though.


Always fancied the Nikko Alphas, and Sumo Charlie.

Hi Elroy,

As always thanks for your replies, thought you might like these links!

http://www.lakenheath.af.mil/index.asp

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?hl=en&q=lake...=image&resnum=1

http://www.thunder-and-lightnings.co.uk/sp...lakenheath.html

I know you could have done this, just wanted to thank you somehow!!

willie

if you look at the map of the runway, and look at the bottom right part of the 06, that is where the fire station is at. well that's where it was when I was there.

elroy

Hi thedelihaus,

You probably use this link, but here it is anyway;

http://www.classicsansui.net/

willie

Awesome tuner. Go get it and tell us something more about it.