Ancable 300 Ohm FM Antenna T Dipole Radio Ant with Spade Terminal for Yamaha Sharp JVC Denon Marantz Vintage Stereo Tuner Receiver Review

I had to cut the ends of the wires just for my installation. You can't use wire strippers with this, I had to use my Xacto knife, the wires inside are too fragile. Now I know I abused it. But if you have to do what I did, be careful. My reception is very good.

This little idea helped my old Realistic receiver pick up all the jazz and blues stations that didn't exist before. This is a T-shaped configuration, so type the first main part at the top and it will still be fuzzy. Lift a T-arm and it's clean, and after the second lever is nailed to the ceiling it's crystal clear. Not a bad investment at $6 - definitely a 10/10

I use this on a GE Superadio 2 in an optical lab. It definitely reduced the static and crackling I had previously. I pulled the tuning knob several times a day, but no more! I read a lot of reviews and most said that active antennas are no better and now I believe it too. I pulled it up the wall as far as possible and fixed it to the ceiling. Should have tried this a few years ago! Very good.

I appreciate very simple things that work. I've always loved my old garage radio, but in recent years it has moved to a new home. Of course all local radio stations are new to me. I finally found the one that plays the "oldies" that I like. But I was only able to get decent reception on cloudy days. So I bought this old-fashioned, very basic antenna with little expectation and low hopes. The thing worked like clockwork. I was completely blown away by the improved reception. Now I listen to my…

Do you want this antenna to outperform a boosted antenna? Pass the antenna through the center of the round magnet (easy to get, Revain, Lowes, etc.). I fed mine to the "T" branch. I have it on a non-conductive surface. Significantly improved, now crystal clear reception! The only criticism is the thickness of the wires. I had to cut the blades and connect the wires directly to the receiver. You'll need to strip about 1 1/2 inches of insulation and then double or triple fold the bare wires and…