Enhance Your Listening Experience 🎧 with TERK Amplified AM/FM Stereo Indoor Antenna Review

I don't need a backlit watch face, I don't like night lighting. Reception is fine, slightly better than my standard T antenna that came with the stereo. It adds a few more stations that were filled with static data but are very responsive to placement. Just a slight movement makes these peripheral stations disappear into static again. So don't expect miracles. (This is in an apartment in a big city). If you have a home get a roof antenna for FM, not indoors, for a compact indoor FM there really

We live 22 km from the transmitter of our favorite radio station. Before we bought this antenna we had a lot of interference and noise and the reception was poor, probably due to the fact that we live in the forest. Plugged it in and plugged it in as instructed and all it did was amplify the hiss and hiss. We live in a rural area away from interfering electrical equipment, cell towers etc so I have to say this is a line only antenna. It will probably work fine in a plain or in a big city…

I bought it for my workplace, at work. I don't like country and unfortunately we only have two radio stations, one plays 60's and 90's and the other one plays country. The out of town station always shows up and the other station is sporadic, sometimes it just randomly kicks off for no apparent reason, I can only assume it has something to do with how much CB chatter is going on as there is a Lot gives coal there. Shovels and drills are running on the roads I work on. Anyway, we had an…

I needed an antenna for my home stereo because I couldn't connect to the radio station I listened to the most. The order arrived quickly and was as advertised with one small issue. What is written on the box: This box contains: AM/FM tower antenna, AC/DC power adapter and 75-75 ohm transformer. COOL, at least that's what I thought until I opened the box. Tower antenna, check. It was the only thing in the box. No AC/DC adapter and no 75-75 ohm transformer. Everything, the antenna itself was in a

There are some cheap products that don't work very well but I've never had a product that was worse than not having such a thing. I have a nice $500 Pioneer stereo. During the move I lost the AM and FM antenna cables that came with the kit. I was still able to catch local stations without them but there was a bit of interference so thought I'd buy this to improve the signal. I thought WRONG! But that's not all. Continue reading. The first unit I received was clearly a return item that someone…