JVC T-GX2L
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The T-GX2L (and T-GX2LB in black finish) was a Quartz-Locked Digital Synthesizer Tuner manufactured by the JVC Corporation of Japan. It had the following features.
- Quatrz-locked tuning for precise, drift-free reception
- Random presets for 16 FM, MW and LW stations in any combination
- Manual tuning
- Flourescent digital frequency display
- LED signal and stereo indicators
- Double-locked PLL stereo FM demodulator for extended response and wide separation
- Detachable AM loop aerial
Specification
Model Name | T-GX2L and T-GX2LB |
FM Sensitivity | 0.95 µV/75 Ω |
MW Sensitivity | 350 µV/m (Loop aerial) |
LW Sensitivity | 600 µV/m (Loop aerial) |
FM Stereo Separation (1 kHz) | 40 dB |
Dimensions | 435 mm × 61 mm × 211 mm |
Mass | 1.8 kg |
Cost/eBay
The T-GX2L was a lovely basic tuner with quartz locking capability. A good working one in mint condition can sell for well over thirty pounds or more.