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Summary: This sucks
Review: Antennas suck period. Just get cable. Not a freakin anntena. It has the worst picture avaiable and almost no channels. Satellite has good picture and is worht its money. If there's actually anyone out there that has atenna then I'm gonna laugh.
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Summary: yeah
Review: I disagree with some of the 1 star reviews below, but i have to say that, why a antenae, if you are buying off of amazon.com, with a *computer* than you obviously have enough money for that, unless someone gave it to you, oh wait interweb isn't free. yeah why would you ever buy a antenae, thats just plain dumb, go get a dish for 25 bucks somewhere. or cable, then you could share your interweb bill with you tv bill. Common sense people. anways Jensen isn't a very good brand, go RCA or sony all the way.
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Summary: Best Bang for your (indoor) Buck
Review: I have been quite satisfied with this antenna for about 4 years. Yes, the little blue power indicator light burned out after about a month, but so far it is the best indoor, TV-top antenna I have found. While recently shopping for an upgrade, I tried the newer (and more expensive) RCA ANT1250 model, featuring "dual gain controls" and "UHF reflector", but it did not even come close to outperforming this Jensen. As with any indoor antenna, do not expect your reception to have cable-like clarity, and of course some tweaking will be necessary to find the optimal orientation, but until you're ready to advance to the outdoor antenna scene, this Jensen should provide you with years of satisfactory television reception.
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Summary: NOT much better than a ... RCA antenna
Review: I have RCA antenna that I bought from ... it received few channels and was working fine ...
I bought Jensen TV910 antenna for more than twice of the price. It says Receives channels 2 - 69, but it received the same channels as RCA antenna, only few channels.
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Summary: Good on some channels and bad on others.
Review: The Jensen 910 is good on some channels but very poor on others.
After about a week of use, the light bulb burned out behind the blue Jensen name
on the lower right of the platform. Made in China.
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Summary: Gets all the DC HD channels
Review: This antenna works great. I'm able to get all the D.C. High Definition channels. I can even get the Baltimore channels when I rotate it toward Baltimore. After spending over $200 trying other antennas, this was the answer for my HD reception in Fort Washington, MD
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Summary: Excellent antenna for the price!
Review: We were depressed. Having lived with free cable for several years, it was a shock to return to fuzzy UHF/VHF TV reception. Living on the 8th floor of an apartment high-rise, our Sony Wega could pull in only 3 of our 5 local channels with enough clarity to see them.Then we bought the Jensen TV910. WOW! What a difference it's made! We now get excellent reception on *all* of our local channels, and rarely have to fuss with the antenna at all. Best of all was the unit's price. I'm always looking to buy the most expensive whatever-it-is assuming that the quality will be better. My wife talked me into the Jensen over the higher-priced RCA antenna. I'm glad we saved the money--the Jensen is working out splendidly.
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