Any worthwhile indoor FM antenna's? Anyone?

I use the "Reflect" from Crane and am happy with it in my apartment. I haven't compared it to others though.

Are you in an apartment or do you have a place with an attic, crawl space, etc.? If you do, Antenna Performance Specialties (APS) has an indoor antenna designed for your attic. www.antennaperformance.com is the website. They are considered by many to make the best antenna's today.

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Regards,

I use the Magnum Dynalab ST-2 with good results. Much better than the Terk types. It was good, vertically mounted behind the "Mother of all Cabinets", but it got much better mounted in the attic. Stucco is hard on reception. Got it at Audio Advisor and used a coupon as I hate paying retail.

If your signal is strong a coat hanger will work as well as anything. A simple omnidirectional "turnstile" antenna on the roof will outperform any high tech indoor unit. If you are in a fringe area (like me) you need a large directional rooftop antenna with rotator.

I too use an ST-2 in my attic. Works great.

You might try a Radio Shack FM Amplified antenna. Catalog number 15-1833. It has a fine tuning control on it. I don't know if it is still being sold but it will outperform a "T" dipole. It sold for $29.99.