📺 Electroline 2900MMA Multimedia Cable TV Amplifier Review

This replaces several passive splitters I've wired together over the years and it's worked great. Good performance with no problems.

Had weak signal problems on some of my HDTVs, added an amplifier and no more problems. Eliminated all my splinters and got rid of my tangled cables. I'm happy.

They do exactly what they say they do. Supports excellent signal-to-noise ratio and compatible return path. install east. Very satisfied!

We have a long way from where the cable enters the house and where the living room is located, and the signal fell on a whole section of channels. With the amplifier, we were able to solve a problem that our general contractor and cable guy couldn't solve.

EXCELLENT. BIG lossless splitter. plus the added modem bypass is a super plus. Works well with MOCA. And what a picture. Better than the cheap crap my cable company, Time Warner, used. I removed the rat's nest and now everything is nice and tidy. I suggest you get yourself some 90 degree connectors as it makes wiring a lot easier. Gently tighten the connections with a small turntable and finally use 75 ohm terminators on any unused outputs.

The old drop amp didn't work with the new Xfinity service so I had to find something quick. The item was sold as new. The one I received was used. Scuffs and scuffs on the block and power supply. Should have included a free cable but didn't. No big deal since I make my own anyway. I hooked it up anyway and it works great. Exactly what I needed. You shouldn't be trying to swap out a drop amp and go without a drop amp until things are sorted out, so I've decided to just keep it to myself.

Bought to replace an Electroline FT-08300 that lasted 8 years. Worked great, strong clear signal both ways for cable modem and TV. However, after 9 months of use, it degrades the downstream signal by 3-5 dBm, and the upstream cable modem can only block one channel, if at all, and at maximum power (57 dBm). I tried replacing the PSU but the performance is the same. I went back to my old FT-08300 until I found a replacement that will hopefully last longer than this one.

Once the coaxial cable enters my house it splits into 9 different cables going to different parts of the house and to a high speed broadband modem . One of the passageways actually leaves the house through an underground pipeline to a secluded cottage over 300 feet away. Other runs are 100 to 200 feet from where the cable source enters the building. A few years ago, our cable provider, Time Warner, switched all of their customers to digital television, and all televisions required a digital…