My notable tuners include:

ADS T2
Soundstream T1
Sansui TU-717
Crown FM1
Kenwood KT-9900

I've got a few other lesser tuners around, but those are my mainstays.

Sansui TU-217

Onkyo T-15

Dynaco FM-5A

Gotta love analog tuners....

Kenwood KT-600
Pioneer TX-9500 II
Philips AH-673
Sansio TU-717
Sanyo Plus Series T-55
Accuphase T-100

There are three tuners that I look upon as being "best ever".

Magnum Dynalab MD-109


Day Sequerra Studio Reference


Tandberg TPT 3001A


I have one of them.

"dolph"

I also have a Sansui TU417 to go with my two 717s.

McIntosh

MR 77, 78, 7082

My trusty Fisher FM-100B which I had completely rehabbed last year. Combine that with a new case and I hope I can get another couple of decades out of her. The sound is okay and for the amount of FM I listen to does the job.

Yank

I have a beautiful Marantz 10B. I bought it about 1980 at a local swap meet for the insane sum of $25.00, (yes, I overpaid )

I had seen a 10B when I was a teenager at an electronics store, I still remember the clerk told me that if I touched it he'd "kill me"

I also have a Sansui TU 717. It's not as nice,
but still, it is no slouch.

Gene

I think a couple of our guys have a couple 717's and they like the sound that comes out of them, I havent heard either the 10, or 717, btw nice

elroy

I have a Nikko Gamma 1 for a tuner. Haven't used it in about 2 years. Guess I just don't find much on the radio worth listening to.

My Squeezebox allows me the use of internet radio too. After setting it up, I promptly forgot about that option too.

Guess I just prefer to spin my discs.

Regards
Mister Pig

I got one last year for free, or .01¢, or $50. It came with a Marantz 1200, $50 for the pair so it all depends on how you cut it.

Some others:

Yamaha T-85
SAE Mark VIII
Hetahkit 1510
BIGG
Heathkit AJ-1510

Since last posting in this thread I have added two tuners to my systems.

An Uher UG-805 three gang analog tuner with digital readout which I bought new in 1982 and had been on a long term loan to a nephew of mine:


A splendid kenwood KT-8300