FM-02 Amplified Omni-Directional AM/FM Stereo Antenna Review

All-round quality is cheap. The device did not improve the signal strength at all, don't worry about this product. A complete waste of money.

A pretty decent antenna for the money. Receives stations that the wired D-pole antenna does not have. I guess you could say this is an improvement over the wire antenna you usually get when you buy stereo/radio/electronics. It also looks pretty cool with the blue light on the underside of the front. I have no complaints. I am happy with my purchase.

This antenna immediately improved my HD reception and connected the problematic HD2 transmitter. I have a PolkAudio ISonic and have been very disappointed with the few Terk antennas I have used. problem solved with it. It instantly tunes into my favorite HD2 station and doesn't interrupt it when I move in front of the radio. Wonderful!

I bought this antenna the other day, it came very quickly which I was pleased about. The antennas worked almost as well as the ones already built into my radio. The plug that went to the radio broke almost immediately when one of my co-workers tried to adjust it. In the end, save money and just use the antenna built into your radio. If you don't have an antenna on your radio, that would be fine.

This antenna replaces the Turk which was slightly better than the wire. I have it hooked up to the Sangean radio in my office and I enjoy listening to NPR when I work. Unfortunately, the next station is in the following condition. I can get it in my car but not in my house. With this antenna the reception is clear, the sound is very good and the price is reasonable. Antenna booster gain adjustable from 0 to max. Highlighted.

I bought a PowerQ HDTV portable antenna and had great results with it so I decided to try their FM stereo antenna. It was easy to connect and the reception was much better than the wired dipole that originally came with my Onkyo stereo receiver. There was no point in using the included cheap $2 antenna, it's a $900 receiver after all. I was pleasantly surprised by the number of stops he hit with ease. Lots of silence with no background hiss and noise from other antennas. I have tried two Terk…

I live in the country, far from FM stations. I have some simple cables running along the wall behind my desk and this setup allows me to get some moderate quality channels. So I bought this fancy booster antenna with high hopes. Sigh. Out of curiosity, I tried it first without an amplifier, simply plugged it directly into my receiver. Nothing. I couldn't find a station! Then I connected the amplifier. Then I could get the same stations as with my wire, but with a noticeably weaker, noisier…