Enhance Your Band Experience with the Shakespeare 4357S Band Separator: Multi-function Perfection Review

After 1 hour of assembly I installed the BS on my Shakespearean marine antenna. And my AM/FM radio had no sound. I ended up going to Walmart and bought a car antenna and it works great. Band Separator was a waste of money.

Works as advertised. Good product and saves your boat an antenna. And come on guys, bitch about having to put the plug in. They do this so you can adjust the length of wire you need and it doesn't actually need to be attached. You can do this with the components they supply, or you can attach it with a soldering iron if you have one, either way it works fine. The only criticism is the cost of the splitter. The cost is slightly higher than just adding a Shakespeare AM/FM 4350, SHA4350 antenna. I

This is not a Shakespeare set, it is a foreign brand. I decided to do it thinking it was from Shakespeare because of the title on the list. I should have looked at the picture. I only give 2 stars for two reasons: 1. For the price, the VHF connector should be soldered or at least not permanently connected to the box at one end. While this unit offers good FM reception, FM is mediocre at best and AM is almost non-existent. On my old boat, the AM/FM antenna was mounted on the bow rail and…

I installed it on my boat to use my VHF antenna as an AM/FM radio antenna. It works great and in fact my boat now has the best AM/FM reception I can imagine. This setup beats my home audio system by a mile. And my FM radio works fine. I can't tell any difference in the quality of FM reception or transmission. However, anyone who uses VHF knows that you cannot always rely on the person you are trying to call to actually receive and answer you. But I did a few radio checks with the local marina…