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In Reply to: Anybody got a procedeure for alaighning a FM tuner by ear ? posted by hitsware on February 18, 2006 at 18:27:33:
but there's not that many people with the right equipment and training to align an analog tuner properly. Mike Williams of Radio X will do it for about 50-60 bucks which is very reasonable. It's also well worth it as you'll have better reception, a quieter signal and better sound quality. Whatever you do don't touch at all the variable capacitor adjustments or you'll really screw things up. Just send Mike an Email and he'll take care of you. He's always backed up so the wait can be a few months but well worth every penny.A tuner not properly aligned isn't working anywhere near where it should. If this is a vintage analog tuner for a few bucks more you should have him replace the power supply capacitors too.
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- Not only can you NOT do it by ear - warnerwh 22:24:56 02/18/06 (5)
- The two notable exceptions... - Steve O 07:46:47 02/19/06 (4)
- Re: The two notable exceptions... - Brian Levy 18:22:51 02/19/06 (3)
- May I Respectfully Disagree... - Steve O 17:29:24 02/20/06 (1)
- Re: May I Respectfully Disagree... - porziob@aol.com 04:28:27 02/22/06 (0)
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