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Any vintage tuners with a small footprint?

Most vintage tuners are wide -- made to stack on similarly sized components. Are there any tuners with a small, space-saving footprint? Perhaps deeper than wide? And cheap, because I don't listen to radio that often but need to have my occasional fix of "This American Life."
pmboyd
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kotta
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Sony made in the 80's a really nice, small, great sounding tuner, ST-V7, I believe was the model #. Hard to find but you see them Ebay occasionally.
hi_hifi
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Here you go:

http://www.amazon.com/Sony-XDRF1HD-HD-Radio-Tuner/dp/B00168Q248

not vintage, but might sound better, sells for about $80, and has a very small footprint - plus a remote
shoegazer
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Naim or Linn might be options.
celtic66
1,658 posts
 
English made ONIX.
mwilson
430 posts
 
For vintage, Technics ST-C01 or one of their other micro series tuners may fit what you're looking for. For non-vintage, Parasound Z-series and Teac Reference come to mind. Pro-ject also makes some very bitty little components including a tuner, but I know absolutely nothing about them.
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