Very nice Dynalab tuner. Works correctly. I live in the country and most radio stations are over 30 miles away, this still pulls in many stations with an indoor antenna.

Tested and working P999

This auction is for a Magnum Dynalab FT101A FM analog tuner with gold tone front. It is untested by us other than turning on. We are selling it for parts or repair since we were unable to test it. Please use the photos as part of description to assess condition (small smudge left front wiped off). Buyer to pay for well packed shipping. Good Luck!

MAGNUM DYNALAB MD90 SE WITH 105 MOD NICE. USED. STANDARD SHIP. ADULT SIGN. The MD-90SE has the same features as the MD-90 and also includes the following:An upgraded audio section including solen polypropylene capacitors as well as by-pass caps.Has balanced outputs.Includes a brass flywheel and brass clutch precision tuning mechanism.Audio upgrade equivalent to their 105 tuner.Unit has been tested and is working wonderfully. Has some light wear from use but presents extremely well. Professionally packaged, insured and includes tracking. No accessories. No P.O. Boxes. Thank you.

Fantastic FM tuner for sale from original owner. The tuner is 100% functionally perfect and has never been serviced. Truly CD quality sound (or better). Tuner locks in on channels. Face is cosmetically perfect. Entire chassis is perfect except for one small paint chip on top plate. Absolutely zero wear or fingertip oil on faceplate or switches as this unit was hardly used. Has been boxed for years. Original packaging.

Magnum Dynalab FT 101 Analog Tuner The Canadian-made Magnum Dynalab FT 101, which covers only the fm band (88 to 108 MHz), is perhaps the last of the analog tuners. Its tuning knob, a vanishing feature on today’s digital tuners, varies the setting of a potentiometer whose output voltage controls the frequency of a voltage-controlled oscillator. A heavy flywheel provides the silky, freewheeling action that used to be a hallmark of a good tuning mechanism. The only other controls on the handsome panel are five lever switches for power, mono/ stereo mode, wide/narrow IF bandwidth, AFC, and muting. Three fairly large illuminated meters are the most visible front-panel features. In the middle is a zero-center tuning meter whose pointer indicates the correct tuning setting. To its right is the RF input meter, which reads relative signal strength, and to its left is a multipath indicator. The FT 101’s only obvious concession to digital technology is a large green frequency readout below the tuning meter. An internal frequency counter measures the frequency of the local oscillator and subtracts the 10.7-MHz IF frequency, so that the readout shows the actual frequency (to the nearest 0.1 MHz) to which the tuner is set. The rear apron of the tuner contains an F-type coaxial connector for a 75-ohm FM antenna and two pairs of gold-plated audio output jacks. Marked HI and LO, these jacks carry the audio signal at two different fixed levels for compatibility with preamplifiers (such as a few British models) whose line-level inputs are designed to operate with low-level input signals. A transformer is supplied for use with 300-ohm fm antennas, and its screw terminals allow it to function as an adaptor for connecting feeder wires or lugs to the coaxial connector.