What are some of the better tuners out there?

I have a  Magnum Dynalab Etude and an Onkyo Integra T9090 II.  Both are great, the Etude has a little more body. 

Yes, there are radio stations available on streaming.  While I'm a fan of high res streaming services like Qobuz, most radio station streams are very poor quality and don't come anywhere close to the sound quality of a good station played on a good tuner.

Solid State tuners- A Richard Modaferri modified MR78 is superb.I used to own a Magnum Dynalab MD105 and the '78 is clearly better. I also used to own an Onkyo 9090II. Solid reception, the audio was just OK.  Another solid state tuner I have is a Marantz Model 20- the successor to the 10B. Doesn't quote sound like the '78, but the '20 has its charms and an oscilloscope which is the best damned way to tuner in a tuner and adjust an antenna. In its day when tested (in 1969) it was said to be the solid state equivalent of the 10B. Other superior tuners can be had from Accuphase, Sansui and Kenwood. 

And I do concur that a properly modified MR71 goes toe to toe with a 10B. Unbelievably, over 20 years ago I passed up and opportunity to buy 2 10B's for $1200. For the pair. 

"Unbelievably, over 20 years ago I passed up and opportunity to buy 2 10B's for $1200. For the pair."

Zavato- that is a serious "audio buy regret" my condolences.

I owned 3 Magnum Dynalab tuners and was happy with them until I got a Mac tuner.  Better in every respect, especially the sound.  Its what analog should sound like.

The Marantz st6000 was a great under rated tuner. I still got mine and the reception is fantastic with a winegard attic mounted antenna. Another great tuner was the Cambridge Audio t500, got 2 of those. I also own the Creek t43, which is essentially the same tuner as the t500, but with upgraded components. Lastly, I have an old school Kenwood 4007.