It may or may not be your amp.

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Which tuner to get and getting the most from it. Thank God, for the radio!

In Reply to: Tuner, Amp, Antenna help posted by csericks on January 13, 2007 at 14:08:11:

If you put the antenna in the attic that will help considerably. If it's a yagi be sure to point it toward the towers you listen to. Also try moving it several degrees one way or another for minimum multipath noise, which is possibly what you're getting now.
It could also just be a weak signal. In a basement is the worst place for an antenna. Radio waves travel "line of site" so you want as straight of a line between the broadcasting tower and your antenna you can get. The roof is a better option. Radio shack sells kits that are easy to use for little money.
Remember that your antenna is part of your tuner. Your tuner can perform no better than the signal it's receiving.

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Topic - Tuner, Amp, Antenna help - csericks 14:08:11 01/13/07 (2)

Csericks: I had exactly the same problem in my basement... - AntonioMachado 04:45:32 02/02/07 (0)

It may or may not be your amp. - warnerwh 23:03:17 01/15/07 (0)

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It may or may not be your amp. - warnerwh 23:03:17 01/15/07 (0)

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