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Teac AG-D500 7.1 Verstärker, inkl. Fernbedienung. Der Receiver stand jetzt 3 Jahre ungenutzt im Regal. Nachdem ich keine Lautsprecher mehr besitze, kann ich ihn nicht auf Funktion testen. Er hat zuletzt allerdings einwandfrei funktioniert. Das Gerät ist sauber und stets gepflegt und verfügt u.a. über einen Netzwerk Anschluß. Kleinere Gebrauchsspuren sind vorhanden. Originale Fernbedienung ist dabei. Bedienungsanleitung als Download gibt es im Netz. Da ich ihn nicht testen kann, wird er hier als defekt angeboten. Privatverkauf! Keine Garantie oder Rücknahme.

Der Teac AG-D500 AV-Receiver ist baugleich mit dem Onkyo TX-NR515. Er wird jedoch als defekt verkauft und eignet sich somit nur für Bastler oder als Ersatzteillager. Der Receiver befindet sich in einem reparaturbedürftigen Zustand und weist keine größeren äußeren Beschädigungen auf. Zuerst war immer wieder der Ton weg, schließlich fiel jedoch der Ton dann ganz aus. Wenn man im Internet danach sucht, findet man zum Teac AG-D500 bzw. Onkyo TX-NR515 viele Probleme mit dem HDMI-Board, scheint demnach ein Seriendefekt zu sein. Das Modell ist ideal für diejenigen, die sich mit der Reparatur von AV-Receivern auskennen oder Ersatzteile benötigen. Es handelt sich um ein Produkt der Marke Teac und ist der Produktart A/V-Receiver zuzuordnen. Nutzen Sie die Chance und erwerben Sie diesen Receiver zu einem günstigen Preis! Privatverkauf daher keine Garantie oder Gewährleistung oder Rücknahme.

Rare TEAC TX-500 High Performance AM / FM STEREO TUNER + ORIGINAL MANUAL MADE IN JAPAN Looks great and works great as fully tested. A photocopy of the Service Manual is also included.Highly rated tuner that sold for $350 in 1979:Our panelist Ray found this extremely rare analog tuner hiding beneath a rock and took it home for $18.50 + $28.85 shipping -- sparrow feed for sure. Technical highlights: 4 FM gangs and 2 AM gangs. Dual IF paths, each with its own discrete buffer from the mixer. Wide has two 250 kHz GDT ceramic filters and narrow 3 250 kHz GDTs. The tuner has the better ICs of the time with the HA11225 IF/quad detector feeding the HA11223 MPX. Twixt them is an interesting 200 kHz notch/LP filter and discrete buffer. Audio stages from the MPX consist of discrete buffers (lots of those in this tuner) to pilot notch filters to a 4559 output IC. Some claimed specs: IHF sensitivity 13 dBf; 50 dB quieting 41 dBf in stereo; S/N 65 dB; THD 0.12%; and separation 50 dB, all in stereo. Measured frequency response was -1.4 dB at 20 Hz and then -0.20 dB to +0.35 dB, 40 to 15 kHz. De-emphasis time constant was 70.5 µS. Subjectively RFM found the TX-500 to be pretty hot (sensitive), giving his TX-9800 a good run and the sound, stock, was typical of the late 1970s -- pretty good. It was also easy to mod. SpecificationsType: Mono/Stereo TunerTuning Bands: FM, MWTuning Scale: AnalogueFM Tuning Range: 88 to 108 MHzMW Tuning Range: 525 to 1605 kHzSensitivity: 30uV (MW)Signal to Noise Ratio: 65dB (FM), 45dB (MW)Distortion: 0.12% (FM), 1.0% (MW)Selectivity: 60dB (FM), 20dB (MW)Frequency response: 30Hz to 15kHz (FM)Output: 470mV (FM), 300mV (MW)Dimensions: 410 x 140 x 296mmWeight: 6.5kgYear: 1979 $39.95 Ground Continental USA Shipping/Handling to a Street Address

Rare TEAC TX-500 High Performance AM / FM STEREO TUNER + ORIGINAL MANUAL MADE IN JAPAN Looks great and works great as fully tested. A photocopy of the Service Manual is also included.Highly rated tuner that sold for $350 in 1979:Our panelist Ray found this extremely rare analog tuner hiding beneath a rock and took it home for $18.50 + $28.85 shipping -- sparrow feed for sure. Technical highlights: 4 FM gangs and 2 AM gangs. Dual IF paths, each with its own discrete buffer from the mixer. Wide has two 250 kHz GDT ceramic filters and narrow 3 250 kHz GDTs. The tuner has the better ICs of the time with the HA11225 IF/quad detector feeding the HA11223 MPX. Twixt them is an interesting 200 kHz notch/LP filter and discrete buffer. Audio stages from the MPX consist of discrete buffers (lots of those in this tuner) to pilot notch filters to a 4559 output IC. Some claimed specs: IHF sensitivity 13 dBf; 50 dB quieting 41 dBf in stereo; S/N 65 dB; THD 0.12%; and separation 50 dB, all in stereo. Measured frequency response was -1.4 dB at 20 Hz and then -0.20 dB to +0.35 dB, 40 to 15 kHz. De-emphasis time constant was 70.5 µS. Subjectively RFM found the TX-500 to be pretty hot (sensitive), giving his TX-9800 a good run and the sound, stock, was typical of the late 1970s -- pretty good. It was also easy to mod. SpecificationsType: Mono/Stereo TunerTuning Bands: FM, MWTuning Scale: AnalogueFM Tuning Range: 88 to 108 MHzMW Tuning Range: 525 to 1605 kHzSensitivity: 30uV (MW)Signal to Noise Ratio: 65dB (FM), 45dB (MW)Distortion: 0.12% (FM), 1.0% (MW)Selectivity: 60dB (FM), 20dB (MW)Frequency response: 30Hz to 15kHz (FM)Output: 470mV (FM), 300mV (MW)Dimensions: 410 x 140 x 296mmWeight: 6.5kgYear: 1979 $39.95 Ground Continental USA Shipping/Handling to a Street Address

Rare TEAC TX-500 High Performance AM / FM STEREO TUNER + ORIGINAL MANUAL MADE IN JAPAN Looks great and works great as fully tested. A photocopy of the Service Manual is also included.Highly rated tuner that sold for $350 in 1979:Our panelist Ray found this extremely rare analog tuner hiding beneath a rock and took it home for $18.50 + $28.85 shipping -- sparrow feed for sure. Technical highlights: 4 FM gangs and 2 AM gangs. Dual IF paths, each with its own discrete buffer from the mixer. Wide has two 250 kHz GDT ceramic filters and narrow 3 250 kHz GDTs. The tuner has the better ICs of the time with the HA11225 IF/quad detector feeding the HA11223 MPX. Twixt them is an interesting 200 kHz notch/LP filter and discrete buffer. Audio stages from the MPX consist of discrete buffers (lots of those in this tuner) to pilot notch filters to a 4559 output IC. Some claimed specs: IHF sensitivity 13 dBf; 50 dB quieting 41 dBf in stereo; S/N 65 dB; THD 0.12%; and separation 50 dB, all in stereo. Measured frequency response was -1.4 dB at 20 Hz and then -0.20 dB to +0.35 dB, 40 to 15 kHz. De-emphasis time constant was 70.5 µS. Subjectively RFM found the TX-500 to be pretty hot (sensitive), giving his TX-9800 a good run and the sound, stock, was typical of the late 1970s -- pretty good. It was also easy to mod. SpecificationsType: Mono/Stereo TunerTuning Bands: FM, MWTuning Scale: AnalogueFM Tuning Range: 88 to 108 MHzMW Tuning Range: 525 to 1605 kHzSensitivity: 30uV (MW)Signal to Noise Ratio: 65dB (FM), 45dB (MW)Distortion: 0.12% (FM), 1.0% (MW)Selectivity: 60dB (FM), 20dB (MW)Frequency response: 30Hz to 15kHz (FM)Output: 470mV (FM), 300mV (MW)Dimensions: 410 x 140 x 296mmWeight: 6.5kgYear: 1979 $39.95 Ground Continental USA Shipping/Handling to a Street Address

Rare TEAC TX-500 High Performance AM / FM STEREO TUNER + ORIGINAL MANUAL MADE IN JAPAN Looks great and works great as fully tested. A photocopy of the Service Manual is also included.Highly rated tuner that sold for $350 in 1979:Our panelist Ray found this extremely rare analog tuner hiding beneath a rock and took it home for $18.50 + $28.85 shipping -- sparrow feed for sure. Technical highlights: 4 FM gangs and 2 AM gangs. Dual IF paths, each with its own discrete buffer from the mixer. Wide has two 250 kHz GDT ceramic filters and narrow 3 250 kHz GDTs. The tuner has the better ICs of the time with the HA11225 IF/quad detector feeding the HA11223 MPX. Twixt them is an interesting 200 kHz notch/LP filter and discrete buffer. Audio stages from the MPX consist of discrete buffers (lots of those in this tuner) to pilot notch filters to a 4559 output IC. Some claimed specs: IHF sensitivity 13 dBf; 50 dB quieting 41 dBf in stereo; S/N 65 dB; THD 0.12%; and separation 50 dB, all in stereo. Measured frequency response was -1.4 dB at 20 Hz and then -0.20 dB to +0.35 dB, 40 to 15 kHz. De-emphasis time constant was 70.5 µS. Subjectively RFM found the TX-500 to be pretty hot (sensitive), giving his TX-9800 a good run and the sound, stock, was typical of the late 1970s -- pretty good. It was also easy to mod. SpecificationsType: Mono/Stereo TunerTuning Bands: FM, MWTuning Scale: AnalogueFM Tuning Range: 88 to 108 MHzMW Tuning Range: 525 to 1605 kHzSensitivity: 30uV (MW)Signal to Noise Ratio: 65dB (FM), 45dB (MW)Distortion: 0.12% (FM), 1.0% (MW)Selectivity: 60dB (FM), 20dB (MW)Frequency response: 30Hz to 15kHz (FM)Output: 470mV (FM), 300mV (MW)Dimensions: 410 x 140 x 296mmWeight: 6.5kgYear: 1979 $39.95 Ground Continental USA Shipping/Handling to a Street Address

Rare TEAC TX-500 High Performance AM / FM STEREO TUNER + ORIGINAL MANUAL MADE IN JAPAN Looks great and works great as fully tested. A photocopy of the Service Manual is also included.Highly rated tuner that sold for $350 in 1979:Our panelist Ray found this extremely rare analog tuner hiding beneath a rock and took it home for $18.50 + $28.85 shipping -- sparrow feed for sure. Technical highlights: 4 FM gangs and 2 AM gangs. Dual IF paths, each with its own discrete buffer from the mixer. Wide has two 250 kHz GDT ceramic filters and narrow 3 250 kHz GDTs. The tuner has the better ICs of the time with the HA11225 IF/quad detector feeding the HA11223 MPX. Twixt them is an interesting 200 kHz notch/LP filter and discrete buffer. Audio stages from the MPX consist of discrete buffers (lots of those in this tuner) to pilot notch filters to a 4559 output IC. Some claimed specs: IHF sensitivity 13 dBf; 50 dB quieting 41 dBf in stereo; S/N 65 dB; THD 0.12%; and separation 50 dB, all in stereo. Measured frequency response was -1.4 dB at 20 Hz and then -0.20 dB to +0.35 dB, 40 to 15 kHz. De-emphasis time constant was 70.5 µS. Subjectively RFM found the TX-500 to be pretty hot (sensitive), giving his TX-9800 a good run and the sound, stock, was typical of the late 1970s -- pretty good. It was also easy to mod. SpecificationsType: Mono/Stereo TunerTuning Bands: FM, MWTuning Scale: AnalogueFM Tuning Range: 88 to 108 MHzMW Tuning Range: 525 to 1605 kHzSensitivity: 30uV (MW)Signal to Noise Ratio: 65dB (FM), 45dB (MW)Distortion: 0.12% (FM), 1.0% (MW)Selectivity: 60dB (FM), 20dB (MW)Frequency response: 30Hz to 15kHz (FM)Output: 470mV (FM), 300mV (MW)Dimensions: 410 x 140 x 296mmWeight: 6.5kgYear: 1979 $39.95 Ground Continental USA Shipping/Handling to a Street Address

Rare TEAC TX-500 High Performance AM / FM STEREO TUNER + ORIGINAL MANUAL MADE IN JAPAN Looks great and works great as fully tested. A photocopy of the Service Manual is also included.Highly rated tuner that sold for $350 in 1979:Our panelist Ray found this extremely rare analog tuner hiding beneath a rock and took it home for $18.50 + $28.85 shipping -- sparrow feed for sure. Technical highlights: 4 FM gangs and 2 AM gangs. Dual IF paths, each with its own discrete buffer from the mixer. Wide has two 250 kHz GDT ceramic filters and narrow 3 250 kHz GDTs. The tuner has the better ICs of the time with the HA11225 IF/quad detector feeding the HA11223 MPX. Twixt them is an interesting 200 kHz notch/LP filter and discrete buffer. Audio stages from the MPX consist of discrete buffers (lots of those in this tuner) to pilot notch filters to a 4559 output IC. Some claimed specs: IHF sensitivity 13 dBf; 50 dB quieting 41 dBf in stereo; S/N 65 dB; THD 0.12%; and separation 50 dB, all in stereo. Measured frequency response was -1.4 dB at 20 Hz and then -0.20 dB to +0.35 dB, 40 to 15 kHz. De-emphasis time constant was 70.5 µS. Subjectively RFM found the TX-500 to be pretty hot (sensitive), giving his TX-9800 a good run and the sound, stock, was typical of the late 1970s -- pretty good. It was also easy to mod. SpecificationsType: Mono/Stereo TunerTuning Bands: FM, MWTuning Scale: AnalogueFM Tuning Range: 88 to 108 MHzMW Tuning Range: 525 to 1605 kHzSensitivity: 30uV (MW)Signal to Noise Ratio: 65dB (FM), 45dB (MW)Distortion: 0.12% (FM), 1.0% (MW)Selectivity: 60dB (FM), 20dB (MW)Frequency response: 30Hz to 15kHz (FM)Output: 470mV (FM), 300mV (MW)Dimensions: 410 x 140 x 296mmWeight: 6.5kgYear: 1979 $39.95 Ground Continental USA Shipping/Handling to a Street Address

Rare TEAC TX-500 High Performance AM / FM STEREO TUNER + ORIGINAL MANUAL MADE IN JAPAN Looks great and works great as fully tested. A photocopy of the Service Manual is also included.Highly rated tuner that sold for $350 in 1979:Our panelist Ray found this extremely rare analog tuner hiding beneath a rock and took it home for $18.50 + $28.85 shipping -- sparrow feed for sure. Technical highlights: 4 FM gangs and 2 AM gangs. Dual IF paths, each with its own discrete buffer from the mixer. Wide has two 250 kHz GDT ceramic filters and narrow 3 250 kHz GDTs. The tuner has the better ICs of the time with the HA11225 IF/quad detector feeding the HA11223 MPX. Twixt them is an interesting 200 kHz notch/LP filter and discrete buffer. Audio stages from the MPX consist of discrete buffers (lots of those in this tuner) to pilot notch filters to a 4559 output IC. Some claimed specs: IHF sensitivity 13 dBf; 50 dB quieting 41 dBf in stereo; S/N 65 dB; THD 0.12%; and separation 50 dB, all in stereo. Measured frequency response was -1.4 dB at 20 Hz and then -0.20 dB to +0.35 dB, 40 to 15 kHz. De-emphasis time constant was 70.5 µS. Subjectively RFM found the TX-500 to be pretty hot (sensitive), giving his TX-9800 a good run and the sound, stock, was typical of the late 1970s -- pretty good. It was also easy to mod. SpecificationsType: Mono/Stereo TunerTuning Bands: FM, MWTuning Scale: AnalogueFM Tuning Range: 88 to 108 MHzMW Tuning Range: 525 to 1605 kHzSensitivity: 30uV (MW)Signal to Noise Ratio: 65dB (FM), 45dB (MW)Distortion: 0.12% (FM), 1.0% (MW)Selectivity: 60dB (FM), 20dB (MW)Frequency response: 30Hz to 15kHz (FM)Output: 470mV (FM), 300mV (MW)Dimensions: 410 x 140 x 296mmWeight: 6.5kgYear: 1979 $39.95 Ground Continental USA Shipping/Handling to a Street Address

Rare TEAC TX-500 High Performance AM / FM STEREO TUNER + ORIGINAL MANUAL MADE IN JAPAN Looks great and works great as fully tested. A photocopy of the Service Manual is also included.Highly rated tuner that sold for $350 in 1979:Our panelist Ray found this extremely rare analog tuner hiding beneath a rock and took it home for $18.50 + $28.85 shipping -- sparrow feed for sure. Technical highlights: 4 FM gangs and 2 AM gangs. Dual IF paths, each with its own discrete buffer from the mixer. Wide has two 250 kHz GDT ceramic filters and narrow 3 250 kHz GDTs. The tuner has the better ICs of the time with the HA11225 IF/quad detector feeding the HA11223 MPX. Twixt them is an interesting 200 kHz notch/LP filter and discrete buffer. Audio stages from the MPX consist of discrete buffers (lots of those in this tuner) to pilot notch filters to a 4559 output IC. Some claimed specs: IHF sensitivity 13 dBf; 50 dB quieting 41 dBf in stereo; S/N 65 dB; THD 0.12%; and separation 50 dB, all in stereo. Measured frequency response was -1.4 dB at 20 Hz and then -0.20 dB to +0.35 dB, 40 to 15 kHz. De-emphasis time constant was 70.5 µS. Subjectively RFM found the TX-500 to be pretty hot (sensitive), giving his TX-9800 a good run and the sound, stock, was typical of the late 1970s -- pretty good. It was also easy to mod. SpecificationsType: Mono/Stereo TunerTuning Bands: FM, MWTuning Scale: AnalogueFM Tuning Range: 88 to 108 MHzMW Tuning Range: 525 to 1605 kHzSensitivity: 30uV (MW)Signal to Noise Ratio: 65dB (FM), 45dB (MW)Distortion: 0.12% (FM), 1.0% (MW)Selectivity: 60dB (FM), 20dB (MW)Frequency response: 30Hz to 15kHz (FM)Output: 470mV (FM), 300mV (MW)Dimensions: 410 x 140 x 296mmWeight: 6.5kgYear: 1979 $39.95 Ground Continental USA Shipping/Handling to a Street Address

Rare TEAC TX-500 High Performance AM / FM STEREO TUNER + ORIGINAL MANUAL MADE IN JAPAN Looks great and works great as fully tested. A photocopy of the Service Manual is also included.Highly rated tuner that sold for $350 in 1979:Our panelist Ray found this extremely rare analog tuner hiding beneath a rock and took it home for $18.50 + $28.85 shipping -- sparrow feed for sure. Technical highlights: 4 FM gangs and 2 AM gangs. Dual IF paths, each with its own discrete buffer from the mixer. Wide has two 250 kHz GDT ceramic filters and narrow 3 250 kHz GDTs. The tuner has the better ICs of the time with the HA11225 IF/quad detector feeding the HA11223 MPX. Twixt them is an interesting 200 kHz notch/LP filter and discrete buffer. Audio stages from the MPX consist of discrete buffers (lots of those in this tuner) to pilot notch filters to a 4559 output IC. Some claimed specs: IHF sensitivity 13 dBf; 50 dB quieting 41 dBf in stereo; S/N 65 dB; THD 0.12%; and separation 50 dB, all in stereo. Measured frequency response was -1.4 dB at 20 Hz and then -0.20 dB to +0.35 dB, 40 to 15 kHz. De-emphasis time constant was 70.5 µS. Subjectively RFM found the TX-500 to be pretty hot (sensitive), giving his TX-9800 a good run and the sound, stock, was typical of the late 1970s -- pretty good. It was also easy to mod. SpecificationsType: Mono/Stereo TunerTuning Bands: FM, MWTuning Scale: AnalogueFM Tuning Range: 88 to 108 MHzMW Tuning Range: 525 to 1605 kHzSensitivity: 30uV (MW)Signal to Noise Ratio: 65dB (FM), 45dB (MW)Distortion: 0.12% (FM), 1.0% (MW)Selectivity: 60dB (FM), 20dB (MW)Frequency response: 30Hz to 15kHz (FM)Output: 470mV (FM), 300mV (MW)Dimensions: 410 x 140 x 296mmWeight: 6.5kgYear: 1979 $39.95 Ground Continental USA Shipping/Handling to a Street Address

Rare TEAC TX-500 High Performance AM / FM STEREO TUNER + ORIGINAL MANUAL MADE IN JAPAN Looks great and works great as fully tested. A photocopy of the Service Manual is also included.Highly rated tuner that sold for $350 in 1979:Our panelist Ray found this extremely rare analog tuner hiding beneath a rock and took it home for $18.50 + $28.85 shipping -- sparrow feed for sure. Technical highlights: 4 FM gangs and 2 AM gangs. Dual IF paths, each with its own discrete buffer from the mixer. Wide has two 250 kHz GDT ceramic filters and narrow 3 250 kHz GDTs. The tuner has the better ICs of the time with the HA11225 IF/quad detector feeding the HA11223 MPX. Twixt them is an interesting 200 kHz notch/LP filter and discrete buffer. Audio stages from the MPX consist of discrete buffers (lots of those in this tuner) to pilot notch filters to a 4559 output IC. Some claimed specs: IHF sensitivity 13 dBf; 50 dB quieting 41 dBf in stereo; S/N 65 dB; THD 0.12%; and separation 50 dB, all in stereo. Measured frequency response was -1.4 dB at 20 Hz and then -0.20 dB to +0.35 dB, 40 to 15 kHz. De-emphasis time constant was 70.5 µS. Subjectively RFM found the TX-500 to be pretty hot (sensitive), giving his TX-9800 a good run and the sound, stock, was typical of the late 1970s -- pretty good. It was also easy to mod. SpecificationsType: Mono/Stereo TunerTuning Bands: FM, MWTuning Scale: AnalogueFM Tuning Range: 88 to 108 MHzMW Tuning Range: 525 to 1605 kHzSensitivity: 30uV (MW)Signal to Noise Ratio: 65dB (FM), 45dB (MW)Distortion: 0.12% (FM), 1.0% (MW)Selectivity: 60dB (FM), 20dB (MW)Frequency response: 30Hz to 15kHz (FM)Output: 470mV (FM), 300mV (MW)Dimensions: 410 x 140 x 296mmWeight: 6.5kgYear: 1979 $39.95 Ground Continental USA Shipping/Handling to a Street Address

Rare TEAC TX-500 High Performance AM / FM STEREO TUNER + ORIGINAL MANUAL MADE IN JAPAN Looks great and works great as fully tested. A photocopy of the Service Manual is also included.Highly rated tuner that sold for $350 in 1979:Our panelist Ray found this extremely rare analog tuner hiding beneath a rock and took it home for $18.50 + $28.85 shipping -- sparrow feed for sure. Technical highlights: 4 FM gangs and 2 AM gangs. Dual IF paths, each with its own discrete buffer from the mixer. Wide has two 250 kHz GDT ceramic filters and narrow 3 250 kHz GDTs. The tuner has the better ICs of the time with the HA11225 IF/quad detector feeding the HA11223 MPX. Twixt them is an interesting 200 kHz notch/LP filter and discrete buffer. Audio stages from the MPX consist of discrete buffers (lots of those in this tuner) to pilot notch filters to a 4559 output IC. Some claimed specs: IHF sensitivity 13 dBf; 50 dB quieting 41 dBf in stereo; S/N 65 dB; THD 0.12%; and separation 50 dB, all in stereo. Measured frequency response was -1.4 dB at 20 Hz and then -0.20 dB to +0.35 dB, 40 to 15 kHz. De-emphasis time constant was 70.5 µS. Subjectively RFM found the TX-500 to be pretty hot (sensitive), giving his TX-9800 a good run and the sound, stock, was typical of the late 1970s -- pretty good. It was also easy to mod. SpecificationsType: Mono/Stereo TunerTuning Bands: FM, MWTuning Scale: AnalogueFM Tuning Range: 88 to 108 MHzMW Tuning Range: 525 to 1605 kHzSensitivity: 30uV (MW)Signal to Noise Ratio: 65dB (FM), 45dB (MW)Distortion: 0.12% (FM), 1.0% (MW)Selectivity: 60dB (FM), 20dB (MW)Frequency response: 30Hz to 15kHz (FM)Output: 470mV (FM), 300mV (MW)Dimensions: 410 x 140 x 296mmWeight: 6.5kgYear: 1979 $39.95 Ground Continental USA Shipping/Handling to a Street Address

Rare TEAC TX-500 High Performance AM / FM STEREO TUNER + ORIGINAL MANUAL MADE IN JAPAN Looks great and works great as fully tested. A photocopy of the Service Manual is also included.Highly rated tuner that sold for $350 in 1979:Our panelist Ray found this extremely rare analog tuner hiding beneath a rock and took it home for $18.50 + $28.85 shipping -- sparrow feed for sure. Technical highlights: 4 FM gangs and 2 AM gangs. Dual IF paths, each with its own discrete buffer from the mixer. Wide has two 250 kHz GDT ceramic filters and narrow 3 250 kHz GDTs. The tuner has the better ICs of the time with the HA11225 IF/quad detector feeding the HA11223 MPX. Twixt them is an interesting 200 kHz notch/LP filter and discrete buffer. Audio stages from the MPX consist of discrete buffers (lots of those in this tuner) to pilot notch filters to a 4559 output IC. Some claimed specs: IHF sensitivity 13 dBf; 50 dB quieting 41 dBf in stereo; S/N 65 dB; THD 0.12%; and separation 50 dB, all in stereo. Measured frequency response was -1.4 dB at 20 Hz and then -0.20 dB to +0.35 dB, 40 to 15 kHz. De-emphasis time constant was 70.5 µS. Subjectively RFM found the TX-500 to be pretty hot (sensitive), giving his TX-9800 a good run and the sound, stock, was typical of the late 1970s -- pretty good. It was also easy to mod. SpecificationsType: Mono/Stereo TunerTuning Bands: FM, MWTuning Scale: AnalogueFM Tuning Range: 88 to 108 MHzMW Tuning Range: 525 to 1605 kHzSensitivity: 30uV (MW)Signal to Noise Ratio: 65dB (FM), 45dB (MW)Distortion: 0.12% (FM), 1.0% (MW)Selectivity: 60dB (FM), 20dB (MW)Frequency response: 30Hz to 15kHz (FM)Output: 470mV (FM), 300mV (MW)Dimensions: 410 x 140 x 296mmWeight: 6.5kgYear: 1979 $39.95 Ground Continental USA Shipping/Handling to a Street Address