1) Звідси -
https://radiodx.com/articles/technical/equipment/receivers-for-fm-dx/Onkyo: T-4970, T-9090 II (very highly favoured), T-9990, T-450 TDS, T-4711, T-488F
Kenwood: L-1000T, KT-6040, L-02T, KT-880D
Sony: ST-SA5ES, XDR-F1HD (probably the best of the lot), XDR-S3HD
The Sony XDR-F1HD, highly acclaimed amongst FM DXers
NAD: 4300, 4155
Denon: TU1500
Yamaha: T85
Sansui: TU-X1
Carver: TX11
Harmon Kardon: TU920
Technics: ST9030 (analog)
Pioneer: F-90
2) А це навіть цілий сайт про тюнери -
https://www.fmtunerinfo.com/3) Звідси -
https://www.facebook.com/Jinson.FMDxing/photos/a.388081881301043/415963545179543/?type=3Most of the best high sensitivity tuners (KT-6040, T-9090 II, T-4970) are sensitive enough that they do not benefit from using preamplifiers in strong signal environment city areas
4) З якогось форуму, посилання не зберіг:
One of the reputed DX kings is the Yamaha T-85
The Sony ST-5130 is supposed to be an excellent DX machine.
Yamaha TX-1000 (1988). Newer incarnation of the T-85
Excellent DX tuners for me:
McIntosh MR 74, MR 77, and MR 78!
Pioneer TX 9100
HH Scott 4310, 4312, 312D (best sounding of the DX chasers)
Most Fisher tuners pre 1971
Most Kenwoods
Sequerra tunas
REL Precedent
All of the above unmodified with only a recapping and alignment to bring up to specfication!
Cheap and good: Akai VT-04. Tuner Info says it is "an unknown/unappreciated FM/AM digital tuner that was close to state-of-the-art for FM DXers in the early 1980s (if one excludes the Mac MR 78). ..the AT-V04 tunes in 0.05 MHz increments for FM and 1 kHz increments for AM (highly unusual and great for AM DXers).
5) Звідси -
https://forums.digitalspy.com/discussion/1997307/can-anyone-recommend-me-an-affordable-narrow-fm-dx-tuner-radioOtherwise the only RDS hi-fi tuner I can think of that would rival the Sony XDR-F1HD would be the Onkyo T-4970 which should be available from German eBay. It uses a complicated filter system called DYNAS (dynamic selectivity) which can produce stunning results, but only if the filters are in alignment, and this will be something of a lottery on a tuner that's over 20 years old.
My favourite overall tuner so far for performance is the Denon TU-800L but it doesn't have RDS.
My first proper DXing tuner was a Sony ST-SA3ES which I bought because it was popular with UK DXers at the time. It is very similar to the ST-SB920.