Terk AM/FM Amplified Stereo Antenna

The AM/FM Amplified Stereo Antenna has a built-in, low noise amplifier which boosts weak signals, and the air coil technology isolates AM and FM elements for increased radio reception less static and noise.

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  02-22-10

  Duration of ownership: 1 Days

  Strengths: no strenghs

  Weaknesses:they suck

  Overall Evaluation: very bad customer service//fed ex lost my package or i dont think this company ever sent me the package when i called for a refund took over 20 phone calls and running around for a refund and still no

• Reviewed by: ACFred

  07-11-07

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  Strengths: It's nice lookingDecent price

  Weaknesses:Poor reception

  Overall Evaluation: My stereo pretty much requires an antenna to get any sort of reception. I couldn't find my regular antenna wires that came with it, so I went out and bought this from BestBuy thinking that a powered FM antenna must be better than those simple wires. Man, was I wrong. I hooked it all up -- power plug and separate am/fm wires -- turned on my stereo and the reception was only slightly better than nothing. Indiscernible stations throughout. I was able to get better reception if I held the tower around 6-8 feet off of the floor.On a whim, I unplugged the powered antenna and plugged a 4-foot piece of spare speaker wire. I immediately got better reception than with the Terk tower. Once I raised the wires to around 3-feet above my stereo, the reception was perfect.Needless to say, I'm on my way now to get my money back for this miserable equipment.I'm sure results will vary depending on your area, but I think the lesson here is to try one of the much cheaper, passive antennae first.

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