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Price Paid:
$80.00
from private sale Summary:
Amazing FM performance on the cheap. Looks like nothing else out there, with two big front windows on the case, one with a digital frequency display, one with a "speedometer"-styled dial display. I had let this tuner sit for a long time while I had a Sansui T-700 digital tuner (from the later years of Sansui, after they had started building cheap junk) in my bedroom system. The Sansui died, and I brought out the DA-F20 from storage. Yow! What a difference! Where the Sansui had been flat and lifeless, suddenly there was a real stereo image with depth and definition, and a huge increase in sound quality. I live near Boston, with a crowded FM dial, and I could tune in stations that the Sansui didn't have a chance to find.u Strengths:
Excellent sound, depth of soundstage, musicality and station selectivity. Solid construction.: Weaknesses:
Front panel labelling paint chipping off on my unit. No AM section. No presets (not a problem for me). No service support from Mitsubishi. Manuals are nonexistent, but I'd love to find one to figure out the multipath signal rejection, and a service manual for certain adjustments. Similar Products Used:
I've used other tuners, but none like this.µ
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