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In Reply to: Re: Exactly, a modded vintage tuner can be bought posted by notalent on November 17, 2006 at 05:56:53:
http://www.radioxtuners.com/You'll need to give Mike a 50 dollar deposit or send your tuner in. He's got a queue that takes several weeks for him to get to your tuner.
I highly recommend him as his work is very good and he is very reasonable. That's why he's always very busy. Few people these days can even align an analog tuner which is the minimum you should have done.
Your Sansui is an excellent tuner in both reception ability and audio quality. I mean this by modern standards. It does need an alignment and a tuner to perform like it should. At this age it's a good idea to replace the power supply caps and audio signal path caps while he's got it. With a few mods like this your sound will be right up there with the megadollar tuners of today. Plus your tuner looks alot better.
I think I'm going to sell My Sansui TU 717 as I keep saying I'll mod it but it just collects dust and as nice of shape as it's in someone will be happy to get it.
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