Technics ST-GT1000

Having owned my Technics Digital Tuner for over a year now, I am extremely happy with the money I spent. I bought it as soon as I saw it as I love music. I have never been one for reading endless instruction booklets, so I just got it out of the box and set it up on my stereo. Unfortunately, it wasn't quite as easy as I thought it would be so I had to have a quick scoot at the manual for the little extra features. It has a very simple layout, so even an idiot like myself can use it!!! The big button on the right is for both tuning and for flicking through the different radio stations once you have found a frequency that has radio stations ...  Read the complete review

After recently purchasing a new seperates system, I thought that digital radio would be the next innovation and so I paid the extra £35 to get this unit. I have to say that digital radio had definately got to improve considerably because at the moment, I can recieve 4 mainstream stations, a few long range ones, and the rest are mainly one-off broadcasts and foreign channels. Although the technology is excellent and reception is second to none, until other stations adapt to this medium, digital is just an added extra. I have no faults at all with this unit and hope that it serves me well in the future. ...  Read the complete review

The model is very basic in its design with only a couple of dials on the front. One of the dials flix thru the number of mutiplexes available whilst the other is used to flick thru the various music stations. The sound from these is perfect every time. The display on the front shows what station you are on in bold text. The tunner can be set up so that there are regular breaks for weather or traffic conditions. There is a traditional analouge tuner also built in which I dont really see the point of. The remote is compact and user friendly and fits quiet nicely in the palm of your hand. The main drawback is the price and that you can not store your ...  Read the complete review

The model is very basic in its design with only a couple of dials on the front. One of the dials flix thru the number of mutiplexes available whilst the other is used to flick thru the various music stations. The sound from these is perfect every time. The display on the front shows what station you are on in bold text. The tunner can be set up so that there are regular breaks for weather or traffic conditions. There is a traditional analouge tuner also built in which I dont really see the point of. The remote is compact and user friendly and fits quiet nicely in the palm of your hand. The main drawback is the price at £475 and that you can not store your ...  Read the complete review