Tuners you wish you had back?

I should include the CT-7000, although I only used the one from a store I worked at, but did not own it.  From memory, the CT-800 was about 85% of the CT-7000.

a 2nd + for the Sansui TU-919 Also I briefly had a TU-X1 but actually remember little about it. I spent some wonderful nights with the 108 Magnum and a local college Jazz station where an very, very good active drummer played simply some of the best Jazz ever recorded. I saw him perform out-of-doors at a super restaurants.....whoops, making myself homesick....damn,.

None them though the scope on the 2130 was kinda fun.
The only thing I use a tuner for is MY transmitter.

I had a Kenwood KT 600 tuner about 45 years ago that I sold for a more expensive Sansui tuner. I did it because I had a rack mount system at the time and the Sansui (I called it SanSewer because of the poor sound) was black and rack mountable.  The Kenwood was a winner, the Sansui was a big loser. 

Marantz Model 20, not sure what possessed me to sell it, and a Kenwood 600T that I unwisely trusted to the tender mercies of UPS.  Both were excellent and a joy to own and use. 

Accuphase T 100 and T 101. Both died after about 43 years of service. Couldn't find anyone to fix them. Now using a Yamaha T85. Nice little tuner. Excellent reception.

The Accuphase T-101 and the Sansui TU-919 were the two best tuners that I have owned!
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55 years of listening. I've never owned a Tuner.  Closest is a MX110z. They sure have great tuner, preamp with dual phono stage, TOO. One of the few integrated pieces I have and REALLY like.. All tubes, great reception. Good looking. First class valve preamp, special sound when they are done right.

Regards

I still have a Carver tx-11b which has always been a winner.