Need Some Advice About Indoor Antennas


I am currently using a Godar FM-1 antenna with my McIntosh
MR-73 Tuner (which was recently aligned by my local Mac
dealer). And while my tuner does pull in most of the larger
commercial stations very clearly, there are a number of
lower powered stations that it tends to pick up with low
level hiss or a less than clear signal.
Would like to know if any better antennas are out there
for use with my MR-73. I listen to a lot of FM and would
really like to get some of the lower power stations with
less noise. One last thing - I live in a ranch-style town-
house, and our condo association rules do not allow for an
outdoor antenna. So I am looking to find a better INDOOR
antenna. Thank you for any suggestions you might have.
avideo
Thank you to everyone who made a post here. There were some
really great suggestions made and they are most appreciated.
After giving this matter a little thought, I have decided
to be a "bad guy" and install the Magnum Dynalab whip
antenna in a horizontal position under the eves of my
roof. Unless someone actually looked for it (and climbed
over the bushes in front of my living room to get there!) -
it should be pretty much invisible.
I will also be considering the Signal Sleuth, as I do
not change stations frequently and do not consider "dailing
in" a station any sort of "chore".
Av- the Magnum Dynalab whip is uni-directional when placed horizontally, omni-directional when placed vertically.
Swampwalker is trying to alert you to the fact that you will have to orient the MD whip for the best reception on your favorite station. If you listen to several different stations coming in from different directions, your plan with the horizontal MD will not work that well. Sean
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Many thanks to Swampwalker and Sean for your advice. Looks
like I will have to consider moving to plan "B" - which is
to get the Signal Sleauth and integrate it into my current
setup.
This might also be my best "solution" for now as I am
considering a possible sale of my current home within the
next year or so.