TERK FM+ Omnidirectional Indoor FM+ Antenna

It did make a difference. Reception is better than with my old wire antenna. move it around till you find where the reception is the best before you mount it.

Icant believe how well this antenna works,for such a small unit. got 16 stations where my car only pulls in 5.

great product,had good reviews

I had a t-wire antenna that used to work at my old home but didn't work when I moved into another place. I was happy to find the terk antenna already had a treated split wire connection that was compatible to my KLH tuner. This antenna provided the good reception I needed in a place that was surrounded by a 15ft high brick wall. My living room wall looks much neater too without a t-wire antenna supported with thumb tacks. I'm super satisfyied with this product!

Great FM antenna! Lost my old one during a move, thought I'd never be able to listen to the radio on my stereo again. The channels come in crisip & clear. Comes with an adapter so will fit any stereo connection.

It works better than a coat hangar, which is what I was using before. I have a stereo in the basement for my outdoor speakers and it picks up stations just fine even in my basement. Was able to hang it on a wall using the holes on the back.

I could not believe how great it works. Most of the radio stations that I listen to are about 56 miles from my home. All FM stereo stations are received with perfect sound reception. How can you beat that for under $10.00. THANK YOU

For the money I think this is a great buy, have tried outher FM antennas and this one seems to work better then all the rest. Not a large and bulky unit and can be put anywhere. works great for my unit. Better the the loop sent with the unit. Good buy, real cheap price

It ok and does improve reception. Cord should be longer so you can move it where reception is best. Very easy to hook up

This product (Terk FM Stereo Antenna With Gamma Loop) improved my FM reception on my new AVR receiver over the reception provided by the antenna provided with the receiver. It's an indoor antenna and provides reception at about a "4" on a scale of 1 to 10. The other antenna was about a "1". I'm guessing that I live about 15 - 20 miles from the FM broadcast antennas. I got better reception with my 20 year-old receiver. So, I blame my poor FM reception on the new receiver and not the antenna.