This is the best passive AMP you can get

Great pre-amp booster

If you are solidly grounded in TV technology, you will know there are other factors that are very important in making a good amp

A year and a half after installing, the pre amp stopped working

We installed this amp on 11-6 and it failed on 11-8.This item lasted less than 48 hours before it failed

Pre-amp doesn't work.

The amp works fine for UHF, but I need more boost on the VHF (HI) digital stations.

Research showed that Winegard's Pre-amps are among the "cleanest" and strongest Pre-amps available.

Great Pre-Amp

Pre-amp does not work.

Very good amp.

This amp works with the silicondust hdhomerun extend

After taking the antenna back down and checking everything again, we determined the amp was dead

The first amp was faulty and did not work

I got this amp, I had a cheaper amp that I just placed inline by the TV

If your antenna with no amp, cannot pick up a somewhat usable picture, forget the a Amp as it will not work

The pre-amp boosted the signal so that it was almost equal to the Chicago signals.

This Amp is a winner especially at this price point.

This amp cleared up some weak channels for me.

They work fine as pre-amp

-18-2018This amp has gone through hurricane/tropical storm rain, 100+ degrees, and freezing 22 degree days here in North Florida and still works perfectly after 3 years of continuous use along with my RCA ANT751Z antenna.

I was going to replace my cheap RCA amp and the Winegard wasn't even half as good.

This amp has a gain of 18-20db

Preamps are sometimes better than distribution amps because they have a lower noise factor.

I had previously used an amp that came with a Monoprice 60 mile antenna, but surely a dedicated purpose built antenna amp would work better.

but no way to really know if the amp itself is working.

Yeah, this one is twice the price of the most-popular RCA Pre-amp (sold at Menards, Walmart, etc.), but you're getting more than twice the dB boost AND the boost is applied separately to each frequency range (boosts VHF separately from UHF).

This is an excellent pre-amp for over the air antenna systems

made a big difference, was able to pull in the local NBC channel when i installed this amp, easy to install

Simple to install, the power for the preamp is injected into the cable itself so powering the amp isn't a bother, and it works beautifully.

In laymen terms the amp is as good as it gets

We purchased a cheap RCA AMP and we received the same amount of channels.

Some were less than good and when reconnecting the amp they were fine again so the amp is working.

This amp WORKS

Great amp

A pre-amp won't improve anything

This is a good quality pre-amp.

This is the best passive AMP you can get

Especially while there old amps work so well

I had tried a couple of much less expensive amp options but was looking to maximize reception

When evaluating how well an amp works at your house, channel scan is not a very good indicator

Did not realize the pre-amp was defective and we checked everything else first.

I got this Great pre-amp

Then again, the amp may have just increased noise and made FM signal separation more difficult; would have been nice to try that, though

I won't go into them here, other than to say my observations are that this amp performs amazingly well

Originally, I was using an 18db amp but on the tail end of the feed before I split it into multiple feeds (about a 100-foot run, not including the lengths after the split, although my split is not simply an RF splitter but a Motorola drop amp).

Sad to say, this amp is going back to Amazon

I can't place the amp right at the antenna

I thought get a better amp might fix the problem

Good little amp......easy to install

It did much better when I got a Boost LNA-200 Pre-Amp on there

Either the amp is defective or doesn't work in my application

I can highly recommend this amp.

These are great pre-amps if you're in a low to medium off-air signal area

If you have an outdoor antenna, you will benefit by not having your amp out in the weather, and lose almost nothing

One of the best pre=amps I have used.

Coupled with a good rotor (I suggest Channel Master - a one-time $75-$100 investment for the top-of-the-line model) plus a good Wineguard pre-amp (about $40-$45) plus mounting on a permanent stationary triangular tower (mine is an American tower brand - been using it for 30 years at a 35" height - cost around $700 new - and it is still going strong after 30 years) you can get 80-100 stations clear as a bell (in uncompressed HD signal too) at no cost beyond the antenna and other parts

Best rejection, Good amp frontend all I use on three antenna

I thought get a better amp might fix the problem

I would definitely recommend this amp for weak signals

Winegard amp provided about 9% gain in signal strength

This amp doubled the number of stations I can receive

I bought this one after the more expensive Titan amp started dying on me in the cold.

90%, an amplifier might not make any difference as you can't improve on that for a digital signal

The signal was great but when we added a splitter, the signal deteriorate a

The antenna was missing a

so out goes the device; disappointing as this is one of the first items from Amazon that didn't work as it said it would.....