MD102 vs MD100
The MD100's output voltage is 1.0V RMS against the MD102's 2.2V RMS. Both share signal-to-noise (80 dB), thd (0.100%), and output impedance (600Ω).
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The Magnum Dynalab MD-102 is an analog FM tuner designed for audiophiles seeking superior sound quality and precise tuning control. It features a proprietary in-house designed RF front-end, manually aligned at three frequencies (92 MHz, 101.5 MHz, and 106 MHz) to optimize performance across the FM band. The tuner offers a numeric frequency display but requires manual tuning via a knob for fine adjustments, allowing users to minimize multipath interference and achieve the best possible reception. It provides a very low noise floor, delivering sound as quiet as a CD, making it ideal for low-level signal reproduction. The MD-102 includes meters for signal strength, multipath, and center tuning, enabling precise tuning adjustments. It outputs balanced and unbalanced audio signals and supports multiple line voltages (110/220/230/240 VAC). The unit measures 17.75" (W) x 13" (D) x 4.5" (H) and weighs approximately 7.96 kg (18 lbs). This model is highly regarded for its musicality, sensitivity, and selectivity, making it a classic choice for FM tuner enthusiasts.
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The MD100's output voltage is 1.0V RMS against the MD102's 2.2V RMS. Both share signal-to-noise (80 dB), thd (0.100%), and output impedance (600Ω).
The MD 90's signal-to-noise is 75 dB against the MD102's 80 dB. Both share thd (0.100%), output voltage (2.2V RMS), and output impedance (600Ω).
The 600T's signal-to-noise is 82 dB against the MD102's 80 dB, its thd 0.050% against 0.100%, its output voltage 0.8V RMS against 2.2V RMS, and its weight 11.5 kg (25 lbs) against 7.96 kg (18 lbs).
The TU-9900's signal-to-noise is 76 dB against the MD102's 80 dB, its thd 0.060% against 0.100%, its output voltage 0.4V RMS against 2.2V RMS, and its weight 9.6 kg (21 lbs) against 7.96 kg (18 lbs).
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