The channels are very clear and we haven't experienced any issues so far and really don't expect to.

The was a larger antenna that actually used a VHF Dipole as well as a UHF antenna to supposedly pick up the UHF channels as well as the VHF channels via the dipole augmentation

simple)I got 40+ channels (HD and Digital) clear and no distortions

All channels are crystal clear

Other antennas (the flat amplified ones) were missing a few channels, but I get all of them now with this antenna.

After trying at least 5 different types of rabbit ears, this antenna brings in channels clearly that were only intermittent before, and several channels we didn't have at all before as well

I have over 70 local channels (many in HD) streaming to my TV thanks to this fantastic antenna

and I have 28 crystal clear channels with no monthly fee!

I lost several channels and cannot get them to recieve now and the ones I do recieve are not reliable

Channel 2.1 out of Daytona (34 miles) always had a weak signal which varied from 0 to 15 (on 0 - 100 scale).All the other Orlando stations came in at 95+ with the C2.The problem was channel 2 was broadcasting from the VHF band

With the cost of cable and satellite going through the roof, we get enough channels over the air

I get 70 perfectly clear channels

As a test I put this on the second floor and the ClearStream picked up an unbelievable 50+ HDTV channels.

Better reception, more channels and the cost of the antenna seemed reasonable.

I get variable reception with weaker channels as I do have obstacles (large trees) in the way.

Excellent reception, 120 channels.

We get over 30 channels, and though I miss some of my favorite cable channels, I am so happy not to be paying a monthly cable bill.

I was missing the channel with the wind.

and I now get a stronger signal and 4 more channels for a total of 23 channels

NOW...everyone has to purchase multiple expensive HD antenna's, fiddle fiddle fiddle with them to find stations...and keep buying addtional equipment to raise, turn, etc the antennas...meanwhile, the channels freeze up, breakup, the reception changes with the weather...rescan over and over...fiddle fiddle fiddle with the equipment all day every day.

I'm close enough to most of the broadcast towers in my area that reception isn't a problem, but there are a couple important channels (CBS and ABC) whose towers are farther out, and I was frequently losing the signal in less than ideal weather

Fried had an older model and claimed he received all the digital channels free in the air w/in a 50 mile radius .He wasn't lying.

I never knew that I could watch over-the-air free digital channels in much better high definition than I've been paying for on cable TV

channels clear as a bell reception on 5 TV's

According to antennaweb.org, 74 channels are available in my area and I get all 74 channels with this antenna with an amplifier (not sure if the amp was needed but got it anyways just in case)

I had been using the "plastic panel" type antenna for the past year and under certain weather conditions (coastal fog) it wouldn't bring in all the channels like on a good day

With traditional rabbit ears, I pulled in about 7 channels with plenty of pixelation and lost audio, etc.: not an enjoyable way to watch TV at all.

The downside is that this atenna is not all that attractive and a bit bulky, but I'm happy with the purchase overall because it seems I do receive the channels available in my area (34)

The channels come in clear but they do pixelate every

The 60 channels is misleading as they include the many channels I am not interested in, such as the home shopping networks, religious stations, Spanish stations (I am not bilingual).

I now have 44 crystal clear channels.

When I turned on the tuner, it picked up every channel available in the area.

Sure enough, by manually adding channels, I had excellent reception on all available OTA channels with the exception of CBS 2.1 (the only VHF channel in Chicago - most Chicago area folks have trouble getting CBS via OTA signal, so I didn't fault the antenna for this in my star rating).Like an idiot, I called the Antennas Direct Helpline again to see if I could get some advice on picking up CBS

The channels do lose reception at times

I live 30 miles South of Seattle, which is just far enough away to ALMOST receive a lot of good HD TV channels

My local channels are clearer than cable and it survive a very bad wind storm 2 days after I Install it.

Ended up with 20 good channels including 2, 4, 5, 9, 11, 13, 28, etc.

Unfortunately, already attached to the house before I realized the channel was missing

Emergency battery powered TV in storm shelter increased from weak 4 channels to strong 10 channel reception.

After a day of testing, adjusting and adding an amplifier to the antenna, I am now receiving 163 clear HD channels with the antenna mounted in my living room, not outside

I picked up 99 strong channels (80 of them i will never watch), but the local FOX, CBS, NBC, KQED, ABC came in nicely and with blu ray video quality, much better than the cable company's compressed video signals

Both DB4 and 2V do well with strong UHF channels, but the 2V's superior VHF reception really made the difference for me

I would have to rotate it 12 degrees south to pick up two weak VHF channels ( 9 & 12) and then it was only 2 or 3 bars out of ten on the signal meter

Problem is, those few channels might not be the free over the air broadcast ones

and I'm getting about 30 channels, which is pretty much all of the channels available in my area

My LG TV had no problem receiving a couple channels that my crappy Tivo kept pixelating until I turned my C2 into a C2-V

This antenna on a 20 foot mast pulls in great HD channels in my area

But I still get a lot of other useful channels, including all of the major ABC/NBC/CBS/PBS/CW, etc. networks.

Picking up clear HD/Digital channels +60 miles.

When I hooked up the Clear Channel model, every channel from the major networks came in crystal clear as if I had cable TV or satellite dish

So I lost some channels that I never really watched anyway....the most amazing thing is the picture is H-freakin'-D (which I never had with Comcast even for my $200+/month).

(from VHF transmission towers, 15 miles southwest from my house), and plus, I got four Spanish HDTV channels from Tijuana, Mexico, all crystal clear!!

This ClearStream picked up 35 channels, admittedly I only care about the Major networks however, the channels are crystal clear and look amazing.

All crappy channels but a beautiful picture

and I still swich over to the antenna to watch channels not available on cable.

After programming I see many free channels

After re-positioning the antenna, I scanned again, found a few more additional channels and TV watching is now splendid

You can put in your address and they will let you know what channels are available, where the towers are located, and which antenna would best suit your needs.

I live less than 10 miles from all the major broadcast locations in my area, but I kept having trouble pulling in two specific channels.

We get a good picture on most of the channels but some days the signal keeps cutting out on our favorite channel 7.

It possibly could -every channel available- with 75-100% strength, whereas my rabbits only got, at best, about 30-40%

I suspect that, when the leaves fall, channel 21 will return.

It does work and the channels are clear, so maybe try the cheaper old style ones

Now get same public TV channels plus 4 clear commercial channels

I checked antennaWeb, the online services that tell you what channels are available in Your area and if your location has any problems

Most channels have excellent clarity and interference has not been an issue.

- I found all the channels I needed and the picture quality is very good

Finally aimed the top bar in direction of missing channel and it comes in, and did not lose others

This small antenna actually worked well for all UHF stations and in general I would pick up about 40 stations including the two VHF channels as well

After some minor adjustments, we are able to pick up all of the local channels as well as about twenty cable channels (over air.)

Securing it on the attic got me PBS and all other DTV and standards channels in clear pictures including NBC( this channel is hard to get in my area)

Works fantastic, just as described - receive more than 50 channels in my area.

This antenna gets clear channels

I went from having 2 broken image channels to 5 crystal clear channels in HD

I decided to purchase this and tripled the amount of available channels and the ones I care about (Fox, NBC, ABC, CBS) are all crystal clear and in HD

Great channel reception from about 35-40 miles away.

And I didn't get Ion, but I didn't lose any other channels

Placed in attic and receive 23 crystal clear channels

It was nice because the channels just appeared in her channel guide and full DVR capability was also available

The RCA needed to be turned in different directions to receive the available channels, netting a total of around 15 stations, but only one of the 4 major networks.

Reading the reviews on this antenna, I decided to go for it, since the reviews where in the positive side, but now that I had installed it, i am a bit disapointed, in a clear day i get a lot of channels nice and clear, but as soon as it gets cloudy or rains, a lot of channels go away, and some get fuzzy and they keep cutting up

After trying a Mohu Curve and missing a few key channels I decided to try this.

Emergency battery powered TV in storm shelter increased from weak 4 channels to strong 10 channel reception.

I had a large analog antenna already installed but the digital channels would keep freezing and blanking out

I didn't gain any new channels when I got this

I mean yes you might try one of those little clever flat indoor antennas you can hang behind a picture frame, but I think a lot of people will find some missing channels with that

Every available channels in my area come on strong clear and sharp H.D. pictures very compatible to all the paid T.V. sources.

I mounted this antenna in the attic a month ago and it gets a strong signal with every channel available even though I'm 50 miles away from the broadcasting towers

60 clear channels and counting

Lots more channels (including several junk), ones we watch much stronger and better picture

Even in bad weather I get great HD channels.

So far I get the local NBC, CBS, ABC and PBS channels fairly well with an amplifier hooked up

Huddleston, Virginia, 30+ clear channels.

I am approximately 45 miles north of the broadcasting towers in the Charlotte NC area, and after bolting this to the satellite dish bracket this antenna is getting 52 digital channels as clear as the satellite it replaced

If I rotated it 20 degrees to the right, some channels will lose strength while others gained strength

The most important channels that I wish to receive are ~65 miles away and west of our location

When I scanned for available channels, I was shocked

I put this antenna on the roof of the building and now I get 65 channels, Definitely all the local channel in HD.Very happy with this item.

Inside antenna takes the static away then the other channels have to much static.

I installed this in my attic and it is doing a great job pulling in all available channels

So for 100$ I get 10 free channels on top of the 3 I had before.

A Channel Master 4228, a Winegard HD 1080, an Antennas Direct Clearstream 4, and this smaller Antennas Direct C2

I wasn't expecting great results due to the trees, but the antenna picks up around 35 channels crystal clear

Once it was installed even without using the rotator they got every channel available to them including the ones that showed no signal before.

I purchased a indoor antenna first, and I didn't get any of the proper network channels and a few PBS.

All the local channels I get are very clear

All but one channel is clear

Still missing a few channels that I used to get, so I bought the ClearStream 2V Indoor/Outdoor HDTV Antenna for $100 today.

With the ClearStream 2-V, I can get clear VHF and UHF channels without using an amplifier.

fair Antenna web says ( no channels are available ) from my location

I get excellent TV signal for all the major TV broadcast channels including VHF channels like ABC (channel 7) and Public Network Channel (channel 13).

all my existing channels are crystal clear with no pixelation and no signal/no signal

I get enough local channels.

After placing the Channel Master amplifier at the end of the 100 foot coax run then connecting to the TV, I was able to receive over 52 crystal clear digital channels, some of the transmitters being well over 80 miles away

Not only did I have the same problem as the Mohu, but now via fading in and out, I was losing some UHF channels as well

Totaling 41 clear channels

This ClearStream is rated 60 miles and had no issues pulling in channels from towers 40 miles away in the LA area.

The best we could do was to receive 3 good channels

Paid someone to install the antenna on the roof and I can receive 69 clear channels most of them in HD

It works amazingly well, we get about 30 channels

I hooked this antenna up for him and "shazam" every channel accessible came in crystal clear.

Because my apartment faces Northwest and the towers are located Northeast, I was told to get an antenna with UHF/VHF reception to pick up some of my favorite channels that were unstable.

So the clarity improvement, and extra channels can be attributed to this antenna

But, hey, these channels are free.

The remaining channels were very reliable since they were all UHF channels

Then, there was the added aggravation of losing local channels when the "free" local network and the satellite provider came to stalemates over contract negotiations and the networks blocked their "free" channels to coerce the satellite provider into paying more.

We get over 30 channels perfectly clear

I am able to get great signals and quite a few free air channels

Works ok, easy to install, I got 3 channels out in the middle of the desert which was surprising because I have miles of no

Channel Master2016 or Channel Master 3016.

I get 25 channels, all major networks, all major local stations, and a bunch of other pretty good channels

Some channels have too much static

I'm still having problems getting channel 11 VHF, but its mostly due to the terrible terrain that's between my home and the transmitter of that station

Awesome to pick up free channels and the atenna is small

Saves me $$$$.I mounted this in the highest peak in my attic and pointed it in the proper direction and get nice clear channels

There are some really cool classic TV and movie channels that I didn't know about on the broadcast sub-bands.

After running the auto-detect on my TV's, I soon had about 40 free channels.

i must have gone through 6 different antennas before finding this one that finally was able to catch all the channels static free

Once I installed it to the outside of my house, the channels became even more sharp and clear with no pixelation

After easy Installation of the C2-V antenna in the attic, I am getting crystal clear high definition signals on all available local channels.

Provides clear uninterrupted channels

Not only do I get way more channels than I knew were available ,they were all crystal clear

The stronger channels are rock solid with this thing.

Its really not about how many channels you get, its more about how clear the channels you get are

We would have been thrilled to pick up two solid channels so nine was beyond our wildest dreams.

From "amplified" antennas with adjustments to "military technology" with "360 degree reception", I've tried over and over to simply get the free channels available.

Of those 15 channels, I received the strong major channel & 3 of 4 weak signal majors.

Picks up a few channels, local news, good enough for us.

After everything was setup, I am happy to report that I received all the channels crystal clear.

The channels we could get were almost always spotty and would break-up with regularity, and we were missing key channels like FOX and CW

For some reason, I lose some channels at night even though the signal is still broadcasting.

I gained about 50+ HD channels after installing this antenna.

No fiddling around with the antenna, the channels are clear the way they were meant to be

so I only watch about 12 of the available channels.

This little antenna, mounted on a ten foot pole gets us great reception on all the important broadcast channels with transmitters located about 10 miles away.

I have over 20 favorite channels out of more than 60 total

I built it large and bulky to try to get clearer channels and for sturdiness, but it didn't look pretty

Installed inside the attic and picks up all available channels.

Anyway, I bought a tube pipe that is about 50 inches high and mounted the antenna in the roof; then I pointed the antenna towards the Los Angeles area and got most of the L.A. channels very consistent!!

We tried this indoors without the pre-amp and received 1-2 channels intermittently, with the pre-amp we were up to between 35 and 45 channels but placement was still an issue and walking in front of the antenna caused us to lose the signal

Channel 2 was worse than with the Winegard.

I have a Samsung TV and I scanned both air and cable channels, getting several available channels in the process

Most channels are clear

After I got rid of the Holy Rollers, QVC's, other garbage, I still have 30 great channels that I watch every day

Before digital TV, I would need a deep fringe antenna on a tower with a rotator and pick up 5 channels if lucky.

I cut the cord last month and ordered this antenna to put in my attic to get free OTA HD channels.

I decided to put up an antenna to get the "free" local channels

We love it, we get 17 digital channels, CBS, NBC, FOX, etc and it will pay for itself in 3 months.

The channels came in pretty well most of the time but definitely not perfect

Using with AirTV....finds channels but nothing works after that

I like that we get about 9 channels ( worth watching ) for free now

The antenna works great in the Sacramento area pulling in 44 channels, however some are not worth watching as many are foreign or HSN channels

and if you speak Spanish there are many channels with great signals available.

Its monthly rate has gone up steadily over the years and is hardly a good deal, but because I get readily available clear QAM local channels in HD using my TV's

Then, there was the added aggravation of losing local channels when the "free" local network and the satellite provider came to stalemates over contract negotiations and the networks blocked their "free" channels to coerce the satellite provider into paying more.

As the trees filled in, I lost channel 21 out of Youngstown.

and it's bringing in all the channels very well

You will need to weed through unwanted channels, in my case I have about 50 channels that I will watch

It actually missed that extra channel that I could get with the cheap Esky.

With that one we only got 8 channels (7/39, KUSI, sometimes channel 8, and a few channels not worth mentioning)

We have installed the antenna and have a solid 42 channels scan in without a signal booster

helpful!And now, here's some very important advice: do go to the website that is recommended as a note that shows right below the used and new prices and type in your entire address to get a complete reading of which channels are available in your zip code

We started with an amplified indoor antenna, but that did not work as we had expected, and were only able to get two or three main network channels at any time (after MANY attempts of moving all it over the room at various heights and placements)

Works as it should but not as well as I thought

I highly recommend this antenna as it picks up signals better than any indoor outdoor antenna I've ever owned

The result did not disappoint as I got the vast majority of stations I was hoping to get.

We cannot get line of sight from our home, but the antenna is mounted rooftop as well as we can position it.

It works exactly as it says it