Best Long-Distance receiving Tuners

Watch for a 'Fanfare FT 1-A ' tuner used or a new "Lite"
AND you really need a good FM antenna. I have both and I
listen 85% to NYC area Free Music as good as CD !

I have the 7 foot tall antenna,and it will work well so spurlge on one.After all it's only money well spent.

1.I would contact Don Scott. He has some inexpensive tuners for sale that can be tweaked for your situation. He may also align your present set-up.

bdscott@nac.net

2. That being said, what I (and all engineers I have read)have found is that money spent on the optimum antenna for your situation is 10x more important than the money spent on a tuner. This is just good systems engineering, especially in marginal situations. If the Audio Prism is that much better (I don't know either unit, I use an outdoor unit) than what you have now it is cheap at the price. Obviously, if you don't get a clean strong signal in, a Sequerra is just a light show, n'est-ce pas?

Besides getting a very good FM antenna like the APS-13, strong rotor, Magnum Dynalab 205 Signal Slueth there is nothing out there for long distance like the Pioneer Elite F-93 for pulling in stations. I have had the FT1a, Etude, and tons of others and stations are not even on their dials that show up on the F-93. However, I would, if you had to have Solid State get a MD-108 (hydrid design) for better sonics.

Nanderson, how does the sound of the F-93 stack up to others?