📻 Sangean HDT-20 HD Radio/FM-Stereo/AM Component Tuner Black: Elevate Your Audio Experience Review

If you're looking to buy a component HD AM/FM tuner (and don't want to spend a lot of money replacing the entire receiver) then this is almost the only choice on the market (at the time of this writing). review) , so you'll probably end up buying it. It's perfectly adequate: the tuner is decent, and it's easy to set up, and reception is good - ordinary FM stations pull at it. which my non-HD receiver can barely see. It has both optical and RCA outputs and even a headphone jack, so it's easy to…

The Sangean HDT-1 and HDT-1X had a well designed front panel. Unfortunately, Sangean chose to cripple the HDT-20 with a horribly designed front panel that makes no sense from the most basic aspect of working as a component radio. random position in the upper right corner of the group of buttons in the middle of the panel and to the left of the tuning knob. This power button is lit when the device is off and off when the device is on. BUT? As for the number buttons, a single press of the number…

I like it, but - does it have to be that big? No, it's the only HD tuner on the market so we don't have another manufacturer to turn to, but these guys didn't put much thought into design or feature planning. It really doesn't need volume, mute, sleep, clock, alarm1, alarm2 on the front panel. If they did a 1/2 room unit without all that crap I'd be really excited. Who uses a full-size 1U receiver as a standalone headphone device? This was meant for your stereo rack. I also don't like LEDs or…