Teac T R670

Pros: Great sound, excellent sensitivity and selectivity. Easy and intuitive to operate.

Cons: No signal stength meter (minor inconvenience.)

The Bottom Line: Don't look at the low price. This unit is outstanding and stands with the best.

Review: FIRST IMPRESSIONS This is a great tuner, especially considering that it sells for $150. Today, the market is slim for FM Tuners. Most are in the range of $150-$400, unless you want to buy a Fanfare or Magnum DynaLab for $1500. I'm not sure the ...

Pros: Feature-packed: remote, lots of programming options and a very sensitive and selective FM section.

Cons: Sound quality -- while good -- isn't up there with the most polished audiophile tuners.

The Bottom Line: Tuner separates are a mature category, with few available under $500. The TR670 is arguably the best inexpensive option, with excellent programming/usabilty and a sensitive and selective FM section.

Review: First, a detail, albeit a small but still important one. Epinions has labeled this a "receiver," which it is incorrect. It is a stereo component separate, in this case, a AM/FM tuner which requires connection to a pre-amplifier/amplifier, or an integrate ...