Best vintage receivers for FM?

I've been through a pile of vintage receivers the last three or four years and the best sound from FM and line level inputs is the Sony STR-6200F.

Just a solid and slightly warm sound that hits my sweet spot. The cosmetics have this very classy look that really appeals. Love the walnut cabinet too.

The FM section has five gangs and eight matched ceramic filters with very steep cutoffs. The muting section is rather complicated and it took my tech a bit of time to sort out. He had never worked on one before and came away very impressed with the sound and performance too.

The Vintage Knob has a page on it and it is has a writeup in the Tuner Information Center.

I'm never going to sell mine.

Mac 1500
MAC 1700
Fisher 500
HK 960

Harman Kardon 930 and Tandberg 2060

I had a Hitachi sr804 Class G receiver for years along with a Tandberg tr2080.

The Hitachi tuner was quite good albeit not quite as good as the Tandberg.

The Hitachi was one of my favorites in regards to looks and controls. Sound quality overall was OK. the class G design enabled a good amount of power in a compact box which was handy back in a small college dorm room.

Class D amps nowadays seem to be miles ahead of that old Class G amp technology though in regards to sound quality.

The Sony receivers with the STR from the 70's 7065,7055,etc,plus the Tandberg receivers