📡 Bingfu FM Antenna: Enhanced Indoor FM Radio Reception for Pioneer, Onkyo, Yamaha & More AV Receivers Review

Works, the FM antenna has a connector that wasn't in my receiver so I cut it off and plugged the wires directly into the antenna connectors

Better use an Echo Dot connected to a set of open RCA connectors. If you don't have it, then this might help. I have an old Yamaha receiver in my basement. It helps a little.

Doesn't work as well as I hoped. We live 60 miles south of Portland, Oregon and are having a hard time getting a signal with this antenna. I can't believe my car picks up the stations perfectly and that's an accident.

There is nothing wrong with this product especially the VHF antenna. My only complaint is that the AM antenna is cheaply made. That doesn't mean it won't work, just that it won't last very long if something is dropped or stepped on. Who uses AM anyway?

I needed this so I could receive the FM transmitter signal for our Christmas Lights to Music show. This way I can make sure my music is delivered the way I want it. Really great welcome and definitely a good price. I highly recommend this product if you need a good FM antenna for your receiver.

Excellent product quality. Arrived on time, no damage, easy installation. Works perfectly. We have three receivers at home that have different functions. (Home Theater, Stereo, etc.) Sony, recently acquired by Yamaha and Denon, is our home theater. We have never used a Denon as an FM tuner. When I tried to use this function, I saw that the antenna was missing. This antenna worked great!

Works great on local FM and AM stations, crisp and clear. It also serves stations over 90 miles away. Bought for our Sony tuner/amplifier surround sound box which we bought in 1994 (yes 26 years ago and it still works great). We didn't previously hear AM stations through it, so we never connected the supplied antennas (long lost now). Tired of listening to AM programming on a small radio or iHeart Radio (with their ridiculous adverts), I pushed for cheap investments.

I bought this for my garage stereo. I wanted to replace my existing setup with a regular cable that I used as an antenna. I was particularly interested in the AM loop antenna because of the stations I receive where I live. The overall range of received stations has been improved and the sound quality of the FM antenna has improved, but the AM loop antenna has not improved at all. No matter where I placed it, or how far up, left, or right I tried to place it, the quality or sound didn't improve.