can this antenna work on my music system the fm receiver reception is really poor
1947206
It might but I have my doubts. I tried this product because it was at the right price to be a risk for being crap. As it turned out it just didn't do anything for me. So a loss of a few bucks but not that bad. Remember that it is designed to just enhance what is there. It won't "clean" the signal of hiss and other distortions.
1947207
If the signal that you're trying to receive is decent or at least ok and it is the receiver that you're having a problem with yes the antenna will help you but remember if the signal is noisy the amplified antenna will probably be just be amplifying noise I hope this helped... Hauser
1947208
If you can hear the station that you are talking about without the antenna then yes having an amplified antenna would help greatly but if you have nothing but static then that is all you will have with the antenna because and aunt Anna can only amplify noise if that's all it has hope this helped
1947209
If the signal is decent in the area and it is just the receiver that you're having trouble with yes the antenna will amplify the signal and you should have better results. But if the signal is already noisy and weak you will only be amplifying noise... hope this helped ... Hauser
1206494
Good question! never tried the fm reception so I can't answer it. Matter of fact I do not have this antenna anymore.
1102471
This model does not support FM broadcast band reception. I have two and the specs on the ad are not correct. You likely have to go to the 5 series but don't k ow for sure.
1210156
mine works well without a additional antenna - it will depend on how strong your FM signal is.
623541
It is not good for that. AM, FM, and Weather band frequencies only-- plus, the antenna can be expected to receive from only so far.[For proper reading of this post, please set you snark tuner to level 8]
1950611
Think it only has an AM / FM receiver. You would have to look into some sort of adapter.
1663094
To get effective gain, it needs to have a ground plane to mount on. That a large sheet of metal. If your in a moble home and it has a metal roof, that would work. If its FM and the stations are in the same direction, I look at some house FM Antenna. For AM see what the amature radio info, it might be a long wire strung and how to put an lighting arrestor.Hope that helps
199900
Yes... but this type of antenna is used Mostly for Moble 10 meter radios. If its a Home Base Station radio they have more powerfull Antennas on the Market.... Good Luck.....
645427
Depends. It's line-of-sight reception. If there's buildings or high terrain between you and the station, I'd say no. If not, it probably will work or you might have to get an external antenna. Hope this helps...
324875
Sorry not sure I just use it for the radio and where I am at it doesn't have very good reception
1395561
Reading the description of that antenna, I noticed that it has a built in amplifier. Try using it first, to see what your reception is, before adding a separate amp.
1362173
I am not the expert on this, but if you have a SiriusXm subscription for satellite radio service and the cable connector matches the port on the unit, you should be able to get reception.
1107605
This type of antenna is for FM reception only....look for an antenna specifically for AM reception.
7488
Yes, this antenna can be used for FM. It is directional so needs to be pointed toward the FM station towers you want to receive.
996731
I believe you can. I bought a FM tuner and plugged it in and it works great. If you can plug a set of earphones into it then it will work
7489
You have to get a splitter to connect to the cable and then to the radio. So your radio has to have an external hard-wire antenna connection for this to work. It should improve the reception given that you are reasonably pointed to the radio tower with line of sight. Good luck.
242711
No it won't. You have to select a fm channel and every channel available to me music came through with heavy static. It is a waste of money