Product: Krator TLB1800 Amplified Antenna (Am Fm Stereo Hidden Radio Cruiser Motorcycle Touring Bike)
Overall sentiment: positive
Customer reviews:
Good product very clear 
 Installed unit on my 99 Mercedes E 320. Was a true blast running wires but got in and wired. Radio reception is simply excellent, actually far better than the stock rear antenna.  I am extremely happy with this system. 
 work good 
 Great thank you 
 Excellent purchase. Can't beat the price! 
 Works great picks up more channels now thanks 
 a++ 
 does what it is supposed to  do 
 Product as expected and shipping time was good 
 great addition to new stereo system 
 Nice Product just what I needed.... 
 Works well on my 30 FT RV!!! 
 worked well 
 I was able to mount this antenna on the inside of my windshield, so that I didn't have to drill holes in my Jeep body to mount a traditional antenna. The only reason I didn't give it a 5 is because of reception strength. It lacks a little in comparison with my truck. If your building a bike, hot/rat rod, or Jeep, this thing is great. 
 It has good reception, but not great. Well worth it because I can hide it and not have a whip hanging off my bike.
If you want great reception get a whip antenna. This works good and does a good job for a hidden antenna. 
 This stealth antenna has been good. It actually sits underneath my dash just behind the stereo and I get perfect reception. I tried hooking the antenna up with out connecting it to power and it worked but not all that great. Once I hooked the antenna to the power it works perfect. I would just recommend connecting the power to the ignition power that the stereo is powered. I recommend this. 
 I did not want a unsightly antenna on my car, after researching I found the best price on Amazon and the antenna installed with ease, worked great, and no unsightly antenna on my classic. 
 Works perfect and hides perfect in my Harley fairing. 
 works great, but if you are using this on a Harley, you will need an antenna fitting adapter; I ended up cutting the end of and soldering a new one on.