Denon TU260

[plastic penguin]

Have to say it's a fabulous FM tuner. Obviously you need a decent signal, but it's better than Freeview via the Sky Box. The only downside is a lack of stations - I can only get 5 stations. Otherwise, sound wise, it's great.

 

[Gray]

I can only get 5 stations.

...that's 5 more than you'll get when they switch FM off
There was some talk of leaving only local radio on FM after switchoff......yippee!
Depends what this latest culture secretary does, but fortunately her predecessors have been kicking the can down the road for so many years, that it no longer resembles a can.

 

[davidf]

I have a free TU-260 I’d anyone is interested, no accessories.

 

[plastic penguin]

I have a free TU-260 I’d anyone is interested, no accessories.

Well mine cost me £14 with original packaging, box and aerial. Not a bad deal me thinks.

 

[davidf]

Well mine cost me £14 with original packaging, box and aerial. Not a bad deal me thinks.

I mean “free”
Someone can have it for nothing if they collect or pay postage.

 

[plastic penguin]

I mean “free”
Someone can have it for nothing if they collect or pay postage.

Yup, free but no accessories- mine did. It had pretty much all of it. I put £20 in petrol to collect it but that petrol lasted me for over a week.

 

[record_spot]

Went the internet radio route ages ago. Liked the appeal of FM once, but too many limitations to make it a serious contender for me these days.

 

[nopiano]

I picked up one of these Denons after some discussion about them a year or so ago. As I had anticipated, the display is a bit dull, but it’s readable. Funny how my even older Hitachi is crystal clear still - obviously a different type of display. It sounds surprisingly good though.

Unfortunately we no longer live near a strong transmitter like Wrotham, and just get a local booster station instead - and getting a decent FM aerial is another matter. But for a town dweller who can get by with a dipole, FM can still sound lovely.

 

[plastic penguin]

I picked up one of these Denons after some discussion about them a year or so ago. As I had anticipated, the display is a bit dull, but it’s readable. Funny how my even older Hitachi is crystal clear still - obviously a different type of display. It sounds surprisingly good though.

Unfortunately we no longer live near a strong transmitter like Wrotham, and just get a local booster station instead - and getting a decent FM aerial is another matter. But for a town dweller who can get by with a dipole, FM can still sound lovely.

The display on mine is quite dull. But as they can be picked up for peanuts, it's well worth getting if the signal is good enough. Cracking sounding.