DA-F20 vs Quad FM4
The FM4's signal-to-noise is 70 dB against the DA-F20's 75 dB, its thd 0.150% against 0.250%, and its weight 3 kg (7 lbs) against 6.6 kg (15 lbs). Both share output voltage (0.1V RMS).
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The Mitsubishi Diatone DA-F20 is a quartz-PLL-synthesized FM stereo tuner introduced in 1978. It features digitally displayed frequency tuning, stable station selection, and separate wide- and narrow-band IF paths for balancing sound quality and selectivity. Published specifications include a 30 Hz–15 kHz frequency response, up to 75 dB signal-to-noise ratio, and FM distortion as low as 0.05% in wide mode. It is an FM-only tuner; claims that it provides absolutely drift-free tuning or universally “top-of-the-line” performance should be treated as subjective rather than specifications.
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The FM4's signal-to-noise is 70 dB against the DA-F20's 75 dB, its thd 0.150% against 0.250%, and its weight 3 kg (7 lbs) against 6.6 kg (15 lbs). Both share output voltage (0.1V RMS).
The TU-517's signal-to-noise is 78 dB against the DA-F20's 75 dB, its thd 0.200% against 0.250%, its output voltage 1.0V RMS against 0.1V RMS, and its weight 8.7 kg (19 lbs) against 6.6 kg (15 lbs).
The TU9600's thd is 0.100% against the DA-F20's 0.250%, its weight 3.4 kg (7 lbs) against 6.6 kg (15 lbs), and its width 443 mm against 425 mm. Both share signal-to-noise (75 dB).
The KT-8300's thd is 0.400% against the DA-F20's 0.250%, its output voltage 0.8V RMS against 0.1V RMS, and its weight 8.5 kg (19 lbs) against 6.6 kg (15 lbs). Both share signal-to-noise (75 dB).
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