Welcome to our range of professional radio tuners, designed to bring high-quality broadcast audio into commercial sound systems with ease and reliability. Whether you want traditional FM and DAB+ reception or modern internet radio and streaming capabilities, our tuners deliver clear, stable audio for background music and live radio playback in professional environments.
Our collection includes dedicated FM/DAB+ tuners, internet radio tuners, and versatile all-in-one media players with built-in radio functionality. Many models feature Bluetooth, USB and SD card playback, Spotify Connect, and network streaming, along with flexible audio outputs suitable for single or multi-zone systems. Rack-mountable designs make them ideal for professional installations.
These commercial radio tuners are widely used in shopping centres and retail stores for background music, hotels and hospitality venues for lobby and restaurant audio, restaurants, bars and cafes, offices, gyms and leisure facilities, schools and universities, and waiting areas in airports or medical centres. They provide an affordable and reliable way to deliver engaging, up-to-date content to staff and customers alike.
Built for continuous 24/7 operation and simple integration with PA amplifiers and background music systems, our radio tuners combine excellent sound quality with user-friendly operation and remote control options.
Explore our range of FM tuners, DAB tuners, internet radio players, and commercial radio tuners to enhance your audio installations with fresh, broadcast-quality sound.
It feeds live radio into a shop, hotel, café, office, gym or waiting-area PA. FM, DAB+ and internet-radio tuners give a simple background-music source that runs all day and plugs into a mixer-amp or zone system.
FM needs an aerial and works without broadband. DAB+ is clearer and offers more stations, but still needs a DAB aerial and a signal in the building. Internet radio needs a stable network and can reach stations FM and DAB do not carry. Many commercial units include more than one of these.
A tuner is for live broadcast. A media player adds USB, SD or CD playback, and some all-in-one units do both. Use a tuner when the client wants a radio station. Use a media player or streamer when they want their own playlist.
Yes for FM and DAB+. A whip on the back of the rack often fails inside a steel building. Fit an external or loft aerial and a proper coax run if reception is weak. Internet radio does not need an aerial, but it does need a reliable network connection.
Selected models add Bluetooth, USB or SD so a phone or memory stick can take over when radio is not wanted. Treat Bluetooth as a convenience input. Wired or network sources are more reliable for all-day BGM.
Many commercial installation tuners are 19-inch rack units so they sit with the amplifier. Some have optional racking kits which allow two musoc sources to sit side by side in a rack. Leave ventilation and a route for the aerial lead. Compact / freestanding tuners can be mounted on a shelf or in a cupboard if a full rack is not fitted.
Usually yes. A radio station’s broadcast licence does not cover public performance in a shop, gym or restaurant. In the UK that is normally TheMusicLicence (PRS and PPL). Check the current rules for your usage — see TheMusicLicence.
Use the tuner’s line output into a mixer-amp, zone mixer or power-amp input. Do not connect it to the 100V speaker line. Set the tuner volume once, then let the mixer or wall plate control the room.
Commercial Audio Solutions stocks FM, DAB+ and internet-radio tuners for background-music racks. Call 01663 767888 or email sales@commercialaudiosolutions.com with information like whether you need FM, DAB, internet radio, or USB/Bluetooth as well.
