Do any still use an older high end tuner from the past?....

I'm selling a McIntosh MR-67.  I see quite high prices for mint condition units.  It's a very good tuner in mint condition.  I'm keeping the AM/FM high end Kenwood tuner 600T as it is more sensitive, dual band and cost me only $150 in mint condition several decades ago.  The MR-67 has a warmer, fuller sound (it's loaded with tubes) versus the 600T which is SS but works well with my neutral sounding tube system.

Denon TU-680NAB
Denon TU-800

I have a Marantz 2265B I bought back in the early eighties and use it to this day. I bought the Audio enginge B1 and I've connected it the reciver via RCA  So now I connect the B1 to my Samsung S8 phone by bluetooth and listen to streaming to my hearts content 

Interesting timing on this subject...I just trotted out my old Pioneer TX-9500 II that I bought used years ago...great FM of course, I was going to try out different AM antenna options to see what happens...not expecting much...AM is almost ALL about antennas...but what the heck...got an unused analog input on my NAD 758 so we'll see...

@microp

https://www.fmtunerinfo.com/amtuners.html

I use this with my AM stereo capable tuner

https://www.ccrane.com/item/ant_am_tca/category/twin_coil_ferrite_am_antenna_by_c_crane