Antenna amplifiers
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From: So Cal / El Mirage, AZ
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Antenna amplifiers
Does anybody know if those antenna amplifiers that hook up inline between the radio and the antenna really work? I was thinking of buying one of those because my radio reception isn't really that good on some stations. Is there a particular brand that is good?
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no. They're crap.
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Your best bet is to buy a new antena. The
Antenna amplifiers do work but you might get some unexpected results like extra static or a constant hummm in your sreakers. But it couldent hurt to try one. Motto to live by "If it sucks take it back"
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Antenna amplifiers do work but you might get some unexpected results like extra static or a constant hummm in your sreakers. But it couldent hurt to try one. Motto to live by "If it sucks take it back"
SSC
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