Increasingly, the evidence from optical and infra–red wavebands suggests that the difference between Seyfert 1 and Seyfert 2 nuclei is due largely to orientation effects rather than intrinsic differences between the two classes, but the evidence from radio observations has been less clear–cut. We have observed the CfA Seyfert Sample at 8.4 GHz using the VLA in A– and C–configurations. At this frequency our A–array maps have a resolution of 0.25″ – much higher than those achieved in previous surveys – whilst the 3″ C–array beam is ideal for measuring the total radio flux of the active nucleus. The 1–sigma noise in both sets of observations was 70 μJy.