Direct Access AM/FM Tuning to Station Frequency or Memory Pre-Sets (Programmable Station Memories) : Quartz PLL Synthesized Tuning System : Manual/Auto/Preset Tuning : Select up to 30 FM and 30 AM Station programmable memories with memory backup : MultiFunction Flourescent Display : Up to 90minute Sleep Timer Function (adjustable in 10-minute segments) : Timer On/Off & Clock Function : Full Function Remote Control : Power Requirements - 120 to 230 VAC, 50-60Hz : Optional adapter for rack mounting, available at extra cost : Approximate Size - 4 High x 17 Wide x 11 Deep
Features
Manufacturer
Teac America, Inc
Frequency Band/Bandwidth
FM
Interfaces/Ports
1 x Audio Line Out
Frequency Band/Bandwidth
AM
Station Presets
30 - AM 30 - FM
Manufacturer Part Number
TR-670
Dimensions
4" Height x 17.13" Width x 10.63" Depth
Manufacturer Website Address
www.teac.com
Weight
8 lb
Product Model
T-R670
Product Name
T-R670 AM/FM Stereo Tuner
Product Type
Radio Tuner
Tech Specs
Frequency Band/Bandwidth
AM FM
Manufacturer
Teac America, Inc
Input Voltage
120 V AC
Interfaces/Ports
1 x Audio Line Out
Station Presets
30 - AM 30 - FM
Additional Information
Direct Access Tuning to Station Frequency or Memory Presets
Direct Access Tuning Function via either Remote Control or Unit Face
3 of 5Did TEAC really design this? Saturday, September 06, 2008 A Customer from Silver Spring Md
I have bought a couple of TEAC products because of their fine tuners and easy of use. While this product tuner is OKay, it was a rather odd user interface. The strangest part of the operation is that when you turn it on, rather than defaulting to a preset mode it defaults to some wierd channel scan mode. This means that if you try to change stations the tuners goes nuts looking for all stations. This is also the only TEAC which the auto scan could not distinguish stations, it stumbles around preseting every frequence, even though nothing is really being broadcast. This forces you to do a manual set for presets. Which means when you turn it on you have select the present mode before using it or it will go nuts setting phantom stations.
Which leads me to ask, is this really a TEAC product? I don't get it.
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