Pioneer Tuner TX 7800 brauchbar??

Hi,

vielleicht hilft Dir das unten stehende weiter.

http://www.fmtunerinfo.com/pioneer.html
http://www.fmtunerinfo.com/TX-7800.jpg

Pioneer TX-7800 (1979, $350, photo) - This little brother of the TX-9800 has 4 gangs and 3 filters, like the Kenwood KT-7300, but its performance is stunning: more sensitive and much better sounding than a modified Onkyo T-9090, and just about as selective as the T-9090 when modified with one 110 kHz and two 150 kHz filters. The TX-7800 has only one IF setting for FM so it's not likely to satisfy the competing desires of an audiophile-DXer as well as a KT-7500 (for example) might, because a filter mod to maximize selectivity in the TX-7800 will necessarily affect its audio quality. (In the KT-7500 and other dual-IF tuners, a wide-bandwidth ceramic filter may be left in the wide IF mode for great sound on local stations while narrower filters can be installed in the narrow IF mode to improve selectivity for DXing.) But a modified TX-7800 is superior to a modified KT-7500 for DXing, with terrific adjacent channel rejection and a crisp, clean sound. The TX-7800 is also one of the very few tuners with wide and narrow bandwidth settings for the AM band. Its most annoying feature is a combined ?Muting On/Stereo? and ?Muting Off/Mono? switch. The TX-7800 usually sells for $60-100 on eBay, but as low as around $30 is possible (particularly if there are cosmetic issues), and nice ones sometimes go for around $150. [EF]

Gruß,
Matthias

danke, ist wirklich sehr hilfreich und informativ!

Hallo,

der ist absolut brauchbar.
Ich habe ihn,
ein Meter Draht als Antenne, und der Empfang ist perfekt.
Wird der Senderknopf losgelassen (Reagiert auf Berührung),
stellt er den Sender nach und hält ihn.