Audiovox AF1 AM/FM Amplified Stereo Antenna
from: Terk
Price: $51.68
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Product Description:
Popularly considered to be benchmark for indoor, powered stereo antennas Exceptionally clean and high performance within a stylish and compact enclosureCharcoal finish
Popularly considered to be benchmark for indoor, powered stereo antennas Exceptionally clean and high performance within a stylish and compact enclosureCharcoal finish
Features:
- Non-Coinduction circuitry prevents possible interference between AM and FM antennas
- Wide-band and Narrow-band tuning modes
- Pin-dot fine tuning - Locks in hard-to-get stations in narrow-band tuning mode
- Built-in 'GaAs MOSFET' amplifier employs comparable technology used in the satellite industry
- Wide-range adjustable powered gain range (-20dB to +44dB)
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: 
- AF-1 FM Antenna
In my opinion it's not good at all less than 1 star. Spent a lot of time trying to get it zeroed in but it just don't work. Barely better than nothing at best. John
Rating: 
- Works for Me
I live in a suburban area where reception from the nearest major cities (about 20-30 miles away) is largely blocked by a range of hills.
Although I did not try a simple loop-type antenna, when I connected this Terk antenna, I was able to get 4-bars (signal strength indicator on the tuner) out of five in broad-band mode and 5 bars in "Pin-Dot" (narrow-band) mode, on a relatively weak FM station I was interested in. I did not need to set the antenna gain on maximum in either case to get ... Read More
Rating: 
- Not Sure What These Other People Are talking About...
I've used this compact antenna for years in a small apartment in NYC where signals bounce between the buildings and often cause an echo effect. It has worked very well. I do not use this for AM reception; I unplug it when listening to AM radio and use a passive TERK AM Advantage antenna, which I cannot recommend too strongly. Also, I've never tried to listen to an FM station farther away than Newark, NJ, so I'm not sure whether this antenna is really an improvement over the older TERK model it replaced, ... Read More
Rating: - Not a good choice for me
This product was not very good at all.I live in North Jersey where the signal for common metro area stations are poor.My car gets better reception than this antenna.This was not a good product.I wouldn't reccommend it to anyone.I only give it one star because I cannot give it a lower rating.Otherwise I would give it a ZERO.
Rating: - Doesn'treally work
Didn't seem to make the FM reception any better, except for the fact that when I was trying to get the classical station from NYC, to my horror, I got loud and clear, the local Christian station. Not what I wanted. The AM reception was completely gone; I went back to the antenna which came with the Onkyo tuner, which sort of works. I didn't have much luck with the "pin the dot" tuning system. More gain just made it more static-y (with more pain).
Bottom line will be an attempted return to CC; we'll ... Read More
- AF-1 FM AntennaIn my opinion it's not good at all less than 1 star. Spent a lot of time trying to get it zeroed in but it just don't work. Barely better than nothing at best. John
- Works for MeI live in a suburban area where reception from the nearest major cities (about 20-30 miles away) is largely blocked by a range of hills.
Although I did not try a simple loop-type antenna, when I connected this Terk antenna, I was able to get 4-bars (signal strength indicator on the tuner) out of five in broad-band mode and 5 bars in "Pin-Dot" (narrow-band) mode, on a relatively weak FM station I was interested in. I did not need to set the antenna gain on maximum in either case to get ... Read More
- Not Sure What These Other People Are talking About...I've used this compact antenna for years in a small apartment in NYC where signals bounce between the buildings and often cause an echo effect. It has worked very well. I do not use this for AM reception; I unplug it when listening to AM radio and use a passive TERK AM Advantage antenna, which I cannot recommend too strongly. Also, I've never tried to listen to an FM station farther away than Newark, NJ, so I'm not sure whether this antenna is really an improvement over the older TERK model it replaced, ... Read More
- Not a good choice for meThis product was not very good at all.I live in North Jersey where the signal for common metro area stations are poor.My car gets better reception than this antenna.This was not a good product.I wouldn't reccommend it to anyone.I only give it one star because I cannot give it a lower rating.Otherwise I would give it a ZERO.
- Doesn'treally workDidn't seem to make the FM reception any better, except for the fact that when I was trying to get the classical station from NYC, to my horror, I got loud and clear, the local Christian station. Not what I wanted. The AM reception was completely gone; I went back to the antenna which came with the Onkyo tuner, which sort of works. I didn't have much luck with the "pin the dot" tuning system. More gain just made it more static-y (with more pain).
Bottom line will be an attempted return to CC; we'll ... Read More
