Grundig Fine Arts M-100 T

Data

General

• Manufacturer: Grundig
• Country of production: Portugal, towards the end of production Germany.
• Model: M-100 T, component of the complete system Grundig Fine Arts M-100
• Model range: Fine Arts
• Type: RDS tuner
• Colour: silver, aluminium-silver
• Years of manufacture: 1996 - 2001
• Dimensions: 295 x 105 x 320 mm (WxHxD)
• Weight: 3,15 kg
• Original price approx.: 400 DM

Technical data

• 2-band synthesizer tuner (FM-MW)
• RDS
• RC Bus function in connection with various GRUNDIG amplifiers
• 59 FM & 59 MW freely assignable station memories
• Automatic, alphabetical station memory assignment
• Station sorting function
• Dot matrix display
• Display information in German
• Digital field strength display
• Integrated IR receiver
• Color: Silver, Black
• Reception range FM 87,5-108Mhz
• Sensitivity Mono 26dB S/N 0,9µV /10,3dBf
• Stereo 46dB S/N 23µV /38,5dBf
• Signal to Noise Ratio Mono 74dB
• Stereo 69dB
• Distortion factor Wide Mono 0,10 percent
• Stereo 0.20 percent
• Distortion Factor Fool. Mono - Stereo
• Channel separation 40 dB
• Selectivity 400kHz Wide 80 dB
• 400kHz Narrow
• Selectivity 300kHz Wide 60 dB
• 300kHz Narrow -
• Frequency response 30-15,000 Hz;±0.5/-1 dB
• Ext. antenna input FM 75 Ohm
• Reception range MW 522-1611 kHz
• Ext. antenna input AM
• Signal-to-noise ratio AM 54dB
• Clarity 0.3 percent
• RC bus connection

• More data at "Hifi Engine": [1]

Comments

• Other models in the same series:
• Amplifier:
• Grundig Fine Arts M-100 A

• Tuner:
• Grundig Fine Arts M-100 T

• CD player:
• Grundig Fine Arts M-100 CD
• Grundig Fine Arts M-100 CD II

• CD changer:
• Grundig Fine Arts M-100 CDC

• Tape Deck:
• Grundig Fine Arts M-100 CF

• Surround Processor:
• Grundig Fine Arts M-100 ADPL

• Speakers:
• Grundig Fine Arts MBX-10
• Grundig Fine Arts MBX-100
• Grundig Fine Arts MBX-100 II

• [[Alternative Components:
• RDS receiver:
• Grundig Fine Arts M-100 R

The devices of the FineArts M 100 series was delivered from 1999 with changed front panel. The FineArts logo was replaced by the inscription "Grundig". The devices remained technically unchanged. The reason for the change of the logo was the market introduction of a new FineArts noble line in the TV sector. These sets were selectively marketed as a new high-priced exclusive line.

Pictures

• Picture: Grundig Fine Arts M-100 A, M-100 T

• Excerpt from brochure: Grundig Fine Arts M-100 T

• Source: Grundig catalogue 1999/2000

Reports

• Testsieger Test 08/2001 and Stereo 07/1996