Replacement Push on Male F Type Coaxial Coax Telescopic FM Antenna for Home Theater AV A/V Receiver and The Earlier Bose Radios Denon Yamaha ONKYO MARANTZ Philips TEAC Sony Home Theater Receiver

Forget the wierd odd shaped antennas, just get an old fashioned telescoping antenna like the ones that worked on your boom box. There’s a reason car antenna used to look like this — they work and the only reason they are gone now is car washes!Take care that it fits whatever you are going to use it with but you might try it with a screw on F comnector little muscle and it pushes on despite the threads on the terminal

My radio is a Cambridge Soundworks i755 Table Radio (with an ipod dock but I don't have an ipod). Anyhow, I plugged in this antenna into the antenna plug, I forget the name of that kind of plug. Anyhow, I get excellent reception of the weakest FM station in town, which is the Public Radio. I like the way the antenna plugged in securely and solidly into the antenna plug, which I guess is a 75 Ohm input. Anyhow, I'm happy with this antenna; just plugged it in today, and I find the reception better than with the short wire with its Coax plug that came with the radio.

I bought this antenna after reading an article about the various types of antennas for FM. The article suggested this type as being better than amplified or small dipoles . We have a small cabin in a remote area and there is one FM station we really like, but it is hit and miss with the dipole antenna that comes with a receiver and even the roof antenna for the TV, which apparently can work for FM too.. This antenna works great and gets the station much better than other antennas I tried.Note - this antenna pushes on (doesn't screw on) which is what I needed.

I received my antenna to put on my LG 700 watt stereo , I was scared it would not fit .I don't like the wire antenna they all supply for these stereo systems. I pulled out the receiver and YES IT FITS and is tight so it will not slip down when extended .I haven't tried to see how good it works to pull in radio stations yet. I will up date after trying it . I keep the stereo in the box because I use it for outdoors and camping. will hook up soon. I also think it will work on any push on coax system . Update 10-2-17 Antenna works well with my stereo. No more little wire antenna to hang. Don't hesitate if you need this .

I bought this to fit my vintage BOSE model AWR1-1W as an antenna booster. I probably did not need it for reception bc my radio seemed to have great reception without it, but it fits perfect and has about a 2 foot long extendable telescoping antenna. So it may help on weaker signal stations.

I purchased this for my vintage Sony STR-D1011 receiver. It took a little bit of effort to push it on the antenna jack on the back of the unit. But after a few tries, got it on there. Reception is great. Nice antenna! I would recommend it.

Works better than expected. I can pull in stations that I did not know existed.

Waste of money. Wouldn't stay fitted so would fall down now and then. Did not improve reception.