JVC FX 330 FM AM TUNER MANUAL DEXTERITY SERIES

I was astonished at how much the layout of the TX-900 looks like the T-85: 10 presets on the left, a large and busy display in the middle, small buttons below it, tuning/fine tuning buttons on the right. It's also interesting to note that these later models have the same basic layout as the TX-900, but they used a large tuning knob instead of the tuning bars. The later TX-1000/930/950 replaced the TX-900 as Yamaha's flagship model.

JVC FX 330 FM AM TUNER MANUAL DEXTERITY SERIES

From then on, the two and three-digit series merged into the TX series in 1987 with the TX-400/500/900. In the ењ†0 series, the lower-end models were analog but the T-760, T-960 and T-1060 (which looks exactly the same as the T-70 except it's silver and the T-70 is black) were digital. (The T-60 from 1991 was a low-end model.) These were all priced in the $400-500 range. The T-1 and T-2 caught my attention then because they were very slim and other tuners in that era were 'shoe boxes.' The T-7 came out in 1980, probably as a replacement for the T-1. They were concurrent with the CT series that were styled to match the integrated amps. Thanks to our late contributor PZ for this history of Yamaha tuners (additions and corrections, like Ryan's below, are welcome): 'The T-1 and T-2 debuted in 1978 when Yamaha started to sell separate pre and power amps. Please post in our FMtuners group if you have any information about any of them.

There are many Yamaha tuners in our On-Deck Circle that we'd like to consider listing here if our readers will provide some basic information on them (types of controls and features, and any personal anecdotes or comparisons to other tuners).

We have posted updated eBay sale price data on this page through August, 2011 data for 'as is' or damaged tuners, or otherwise unrepresentative auctions, may be excluded. In parentheses after the model number are the year of introduction and most recent list price, and/or the original list price if indicated by 'orig.' Special thanks to David Rich of The Audio Critic for copies of historical material from his reference library. Tuners are listed in alphabetical and numerical sequence by model number. Granted to quote our text so long as proper credit is given.Д®Bay listings that quote us incorrectly or without credit may be

Jvc fx 330 fm am tuner manual dexterity