Is there any fun in tuner?


Never actually tried to have a tuner in my setup since there is almost no music that I like on the FM radio in New York. The whole New York air is into hip-hop and some easy-listening stuff. I like heavy fusion jazz, progressive rock, meaning Weather Report, Brand-X, Genesis, Jethro Tull, Marillion, Gentle Giant... What kind of music do you listen in your tuner at home and at what US/Canada state?
Is tuner any good in sound quality if compared to CD-player or TT(imagin everything of the same class of sound reproduction)?
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I recently purchased a Magnum Dynalab FT101A (dealer demo)and an outdoor antenna that goes through my crawlspace then outside through my wife's garden and up to the top of my car port. It turns out to be the best thing to have ever happened to me. I work out of my home usually and leave the classical station on and get hourly news updates. I then switch to eclectic public stations from various parts of North Carolina. Sometimes I sneak out of bed at about 3:00 am when the signal's real strong and the DJ's play the best stuff. I never listen to commercial stations. The sound quality of this particular tuner is excellent!
Hi Marakanetz, I live in NYC and listen to WFUV, Fordham University's station. It features some of the best DJ's who pioneered real progressive rock radio at WNEW many years back. They feature a "City Folk" sound, kind of an urban folk rock with a twang, but they also get quite a bit eclectic at times. They feature live acoustic performances frequently. 90.7 on your dial. Check it out. I need a new antennae. My Terk FM Pro sounded great for 2 minutes, I dropped it (lightly), and wham ...stinky reception. My Musical Fidelity A3 tuner is not too shabby either.
Sure is,and theres a stationthat might fill you needs.I'm not a rock music listener but my co-worker is and it's K-Rock.104.9.Get a MAGNUM DYNALAB tuner and a very good antenna,dynalab makes a good one too.It should pull in some of the more difficult stations you want to hear.Hope this helps.