An electronic receiver that detects and demodulates and amplifies transmitted signals.
Someone who tunes pianos.
Frequency selection subsystem for various receiver systems.
1 Amplifiers, tuners and radio telegraph adapters were somewhat antiquated but looked factory-fresh.
2 Traditionally, ski tuners will used files and angle guides to cut edges.
3 Plus, it and other devices also have FM tuners and a voice recorder.
4 Grover locking tuners and DiMarzio humbuckers keeping this paradoxically old school.
5 Sets under 13 inches will also have to have digital tuners by that date.
6 It is controlled by computers and electronic tuners ; has no tubes and is solid state.
7 Some tuners favor the term, "laying the bearings," others say "setting the temperament."
8 The tuning pin must be properly "set," as tuners term it.
9 The Mini requires the use of one of the four tuners in the Premiere to work.
10 A band of piano tuners on the loose?
11 Divide this by the number of hours each tuner works, and you have the number of tuners .
12 But it's not just the ability to record hundreds of hours of content or the six tuners .
13 But Mobile DTV tuners are so inexpensive that they don't significantly raise the price of a handset.
14 And guitar tuners on our phones when we land at a radio station with bashed-up, out-of-tune guitars.
15 New Hardware Needed Inevitably, the new standards demand new hardware with new tuners to pull in the broadcasts.
16 We figure it'll be about 15 minutes before the tuners have these things making absurd amounts of power.
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