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AM-FM stereo tabletop radio with better fidelity?

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thezak

Looking at Tivoli webpages at https://www.tivoliaudio.com/shop/hi-fi-systems/ it might be that for the same cost or less a better AM-FM tabletop radio with as good or better stereo fidelity over the air via antenna can be acquired, but what other manufacturers models to consider?...

Learning how to setup an AM-FM stereo over the air via antenna, maybe even including HD Radio so amplifiers, speakers, tuners, cables all match turns out to be problematical because of required extensive study/research!
 
If you want HD, you might consider the Sangean HDR-16 (available at Amazon). It's not designed to be a table radio, but has nice sound quality.

It's too bad the Cambridge Model 88 was discontinued years ago. The closest thing to that is the Tivoli.
 
thezak said:
Looking at Tivoli webpages at https://www.tivoliaudio.com/shop/hi-fi-systems/ it might be that for the same cost or less a better AM-FM tabletop radio with as good or better stereo fidelity over the air via antenna can be acquired, but what other manufacturers models to consider?...

Learning how to setup an AM-FM stereo over the air via antenna, maybe even including HD Radio so amplifiers, speakers, tuners, cables all match turns out to be problematical because of required extensive study/research!
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I only use Montgomery Wards branded Radios found at Electric Avenue. Now only if I can find a remaining location?
 
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