FM Dipole Antenna, 75 Ohm FM Antenna and AM Loop Antenna with 2 Pins Bare Wire Connector for Pioneer Onkyo Yamaha Marantz Indoor HD Radio Bluetooth Stereo AV Audio Video Receiver Power Amplifier

It works well with my Denon AM/FM tuner from decades ago! You do need to spread out the FM antenna and angle it properly in order to get a good signal. I also notice that some of the lights I have at home tend to cause quite a lot of interference, so I have to turn off some lights if I want to listen to FM radio. Having said that, it really is not the fault of the antenna at all so I'm not going to reduce the rating of this product.As for the AM antenna, I can't really comment on it as where I'm located, there aren't any local AM radio stations anymore. Although I'm quite certain the AM antenna still works as my tuner is able to pick up and lock on to certain frequencies on AM even though all I get is just a roar of static and buzzing. Without the antenna otherwise, the tuner wouldn't have been able to lock on to any frequency whatsoever.There is an included adapter for the FM antenna though I didn't need to use it as my equipment was able to use the antenna directly without the adapter. Though I see that it can be quite convenient to have it anyway, thus making this purchase quite the value for money!

Very pleased with these antennas! On FM I can now pick up a lot more distant stations than before with this FM indoor dipole. I thumb-tacked it onto the wall fairly close to a window and wow, I can now get a lot of stations clearly. I've had great results from the AM antenna too as I can finally get WBZ radio out of Boston very clearly and it was always very faint before and tough to listen to with all the static. Install was easy on that antenna too as I simply tuned in the station and then moved the antenna around the wall and listened for the best reception and simply thumb-tacked it to the wall. As it turned out the best reception was right by a window which worked out well because the antenna is able to be hidden by my drapes. Very pleased with my purchase and the super fast shipping too.

My current AM antenna has two black wires. The replacement antenna has a black wire and a white wire. I’m not sure which one goes where in my receiver. I tried inserting and switching them back and forth, but neither configuration worked. Any suggestions?

The FM antenna substantially improved reception. My system is installed in the lower floor of my two-story ranch house. I am interested basically in only two stations: WETA from Hagerstown and WBJC from Baltimore. Remarkably, they are located pretty much on the same distance from me (in Gathersburg, MD) but the WETA happened to be much worse than the WBJC in terms of signal. With this antenna, they both became tolerable. I did not try something more sophisticated (yet) but this simple cheap antenna seems to solve my problem for a time being. I did not try the AM antenna. Generally, I am satisfied

This triple loop design on the FM antenna really improved FM reception on a Denon receiver located in a finished basement. The previous antenna was a single loop design which excluded good reception of most FM stations. I would suggest some written instructions, or internet reference to them, for utilizing the included adapters. To fit the Denon input jack, I used one adapter but felt it needed electrical tape to solidify the connection between the threaded adapter and unthreaded FM wire jack as the friction fit was a little loose.

But FM antenna‘s are kind of touchy depending on where the receiver is for example inside a building

Great after market AM / FM antenna. Purchased a used Sony A/V receiver for my back yard speaker system and the seller couldn’t find the antenna so I purchased these, it fits perfectly and I have full use of the tuner on the receiver. Simple, inexpensive, just like you would get with a brand new unit from the store. Works just fine.

The FM antenna is a bit weak. I still have trouble at times pulling in stations that are not that far away. I could use a buster