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Question: We live in a rural area & receive NO AM radio stations.  Will this help me get AM radio stations?
Document: I purchased this Antenna to receive conservative talk radio that I thought I wasn't receiving, it turned out I was on the wrong frequency. I live in a rural area and I thought it was due to signal strength.My radio does not have a plugin to boost the AM signal, but the instructions say that you can place it along side the radio and it will work also. To be honest I couldn't tell the difference on any stations so I returned the unit for a full refund.
We just moved to a rural area of New Jersey. We now live about 50 miles from the AM station we were trying to listen to. This antenna works great. Without this item we would receive static with no hint of voices, but with this item we were able to pull in the station clearly. I must also mention that we have high tension power lines about a half a mile away from our home.
Before I purchased the Terk AM antenna, I read a lot of the reviews, both positive and negative. I decided to take a chance because in the area I live I need as much reception help as I can get.Is this product perfect? No, it has a drawback or two but it is easily the best product I have purchased so far to help with the reception problem. It is intended to make stations clearer. That is what it does.
My stereo receiver happens to be in a spot that does not have good radio reception for both FM and AM, even though I live relatively close to a metropolitan area. I just put this antenna on my system, and it does help a great deal in picking up my favorite AM stations. It reduces the noise to a large extent. My AM reception is much better than before.
I am thrilled with the AM reception that I now receive with the help of this antenna. Unbelievable! It was easy to set up and the fine tuning dial on the antenna makes a world of difference. I live in Green Bay, WI and I'm listening to stations in Philly, Cincy, New York, Canada, Iowa, Minnesota etc. as if they were right next door. I can't wait for baseball season.
I live in a rural mountain area approximately 40 miles west of Denver CO and own a fairly nice AM/FM Boston Acoutics tabletop radio with a built in AM antenna. The Terk Advantage antenna impoved the reception only slightly. Maybe it is where I live in the mountains, but I was disappointed, to say the least. The antenna was returned to the seller.
I live in an area that makes it difficult to receive stations from New York City. I purchased this antenna and it provided clear, static free reception.
Manufactures Stock Wire antenna? built in Antenna?Not any more! If you Live in an area with Limited AM Station Reception, Help can be on your way! "Terk"I live in the NYC area The same choices and suprisingly bad reception for my Talk Radio Entertainment. Ignited  by my search for a soulution?
I bought this as a gift for my brother, as he lives in a rural area that has very few AM radio stations. He likes to listen to all types of stations, and this does a good job pulling them in. He uses a small radio that can either sit nearby the antenna or he can hold it inside and tune the station. He says it helps increase the strength of the signal.
I had such high hopes that this product would help me to get WBZ-1030AM out of Boston. We live on Lake Champlain north of Burl, VT and it is one of the truly enjoyable stations (except for Public Radio) that I enjoy on a sleepless night.I felt so confident that this would be the answer and aid my new CC Crane - it has not helped. Should have returned it but it is 8 months old so guess it will be sent to Salvation Army.
Answer: It's hard to say. The disclaimer does say it won't pull in stations that aren't there (coming through) and I made a mistake in my review, I said "without it I couldn't get the station." I do get the station, but barely. I have to put my radio by a window, and turn it on it's side. For some reason this helps pull in the station. With this antenna, the station comes in crystal clear, because when I move this antenna, the signal pretty much goes away completely. AM reception is weird, sometimes the volume gets really low, so a quick fine tune with the tuner in this antenna brings the volume back up to normal. This is sitting next to a small radio and not using the wire that comes with this antenna. The wire can be attached to larger radios (home style) on a screw in back, but there is no screw on my small one. Recently I realized that laying this antenna against my radio helps even more. Florescent lights are also signal killers.