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Originally Posted by maxhifi
i would consider hi-fi tuners from the 50s, designed before AM was written off in terms of sound quality, if you'd be inclined to go that way. I know Heathkit AM tuners from the 50s were designed for high fidelity , and can't be worth a lot of money these days.
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I don't remember if they had a broad-sharp setting on them. Some of the old TRF sets had a better sound , because of no limitations of the bandwidth.
