Who needs a tuner?

Pretty cool, kinda awesome. Thanks, who knew?

I still love how a Mac tuner looks with the room lights dimmed.

Pretty cool, but only a couple of stations listed where I live, and not the ones I listen to most. I guess my Onkyo T9090 II is still useful! 

Interesting site, gwbeers. Thanks for posting it.

I’ve spent about an hour traveling around the world on this site and have come to a few conclusions.

First, there are very few jazz and classical stations anywhere on the planet.

Second, the entire population of the earth is being deluged with crappy electronically processed noise that is being passed off as music.

Third, artificial digital reverb knobs are very popular in recording studios around the world, and the recording engineers cannot keep their damned hands off of them.

Fourth, Cambodian music is really strange.

Right now, I’m listening to some delightful classical music coming from San Francisco. Prior to that, I was listening to a good classical station in Russia.

I’ll continue traveling the FM world on this site. It’s very interesting.

Just found a nice jazz station in Hayama, Japan. And another one in Yokohama, Japan. Classic Rock (Eagles - Hotel California) in Suwon-Si, South Korea. Zero FM stations in North Korea.

Frank

Very cool - thank you!

Check out Tivoli Radio.

Only listen to the Radio to win concert tickets, just scored some Sammy Hagar for next month.

So I can stop searching for the Pioneer TX 9100...???

They missed a lot of stations in Boston.
lots of good college radio.
No NPR stations listed
Glad I have my Magnum Dynalab Etude

Freakin’ cool! This might be the thing that revived radio!

Thanks, my wife is now listening to a radio station from her hometown in Greece, and one of my hours just disappeared!  Very cool!

Try "The Pittsburgh Jazz Channel"
http://www.wzum.org/

awesome. thanks for sharing

Very Cool Indeed.  Check out some of the African Stations!

Thanks for posting.

Nice! Thank you for sharing that!

I listen to local FM classical and jazz more than other inputs. We have more than a few stations in the Boston, Ma area. I find it easier and informative with the occasional narrative about what's playing.

Thank you for that link; it's great.
If you're looking for an excellent jazz station, check out jazz901.org (Jazz 90.1 FM), out of Rochester (Greece), NY.  It's a small local station, and they play mostly jazz.  On Saturday they also play polka & German music for a few hours.

I agree with chrisoshea.  If you are lucky enough to have a really well-supported public station playing classical or jazz much of the day, a good tuner (mine is a tubed Fisher FM-90B) beats being online for sound quality.  Plus you can find NPR news online, which is the only broadcast media other than the BBC that allows you to find out what is really going on in the world.

NPR news online, which is the only broadcast media other than the BBC that allows you to find out what is really going on in the world.

Haha that's a joke.

I miss my favorite news show - "News from Lake Wobogon, where all the women are strong, all the men are good-looking, and all the children are above average"