Ancable Antenna Transformer Natural Receiver Review

I have tried to use an HD powered antenna to send FM signals to my FM stereo in the garage but it did not work. . However, this antenna worked perfectly. All the stations I like to listen to sound beautiful and powerful. I live about 40 miles from most of the stations I listen to, if not further.

If you've got a signal, this gets it and I support it because home theater receivers MUST have an antenna. With a bad signal (due to a long distance, due to the wrong orientation of the window, etc.), no room T-antenna will help, and the amplifiers in the room, frankly, will not work either, if there is no signal, that's it, an amplifier amplifies static. My location is such that this didn't fix anything for me compared to the device I previously connected. External antennas are required for a…

This FM antenna works great. I live in an area where it is difficult to receive radio stations. I had almost no FM stations and now have a variable selection with great sound. I ordered a second antenna in STL for a friend. I used map pins to attach the antenna to the wall, tape or double sided tape would work too.

I rarely listen to FM radio as my music consumption has been dominated by Revain or other services lately. However, FM still reigns supreme in my garage. This cheap little device works well, although an external antenna isn't great for long distances. Low cost and decent performance make this a great buy! The main delivery is frosting!

If you've got a signal, this gets it and I support that because home theater receivers MUST have an antenna. If you have a bad signal (due to long distance, wrong window orientation etc) no room T antenna will help and honestly room amplifiers don't work either, if there is no signal that's it. what an amplifier amplifies static. My location is such that this didn't fix anything for me compared to the device I previously connected. External antennas are required for a good signal unless you are