Need a new FM Receiver that works very well

I just got a great Magnum Dynalab MD108T. Wow, does it sound good on my incredible local station, KCRW.com (on FM).  I was able to trade in my MD102 and that was the reason I went for the MD108T.

I suggest you look at something like a used MD102 or lower, if you want to save more money. I think the MD units sound very good. Here is the link to the certified used units.

Certified Used, Preowned, FM Tuners and Integrated Amplifiers (magnumdynalab.com)

The MD102 was very good. The MD108T is great. There is a popular tuner web site that does shootouts with various tuners but I do not follow their thinking.

Tuner Information Center - Vintage Stereo Tuners (fmtunerinfo.com)

I also have the Sony XDR-F!HD. It is very cheap and was almost as good as my MD102 ($2700)

Sony XDR-F1HD FM HD Tuner - HighFidelityReview - Hi-Fi systems, DVD-Audio and SACD reviews

I had it modified by this guy for a total price of around $500. You can still get the stock Sony on eBay.

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Location, location, location. Depending on where you are receiving your desired signals will determine what matters most, such as sensitivity or selectivity.

Understanding Updated FM Tuner Specs, March 1973 Popular Electronics - RF Cafe

"  Suggestions on a basic FM tuner high end but not too high end."

- Not according to the OP, he wants a tuner.