his a better amplifier that the one built into the Winegard FL5500A?
1340455
Have had no use of the Fl5500A, but can access approximately seventy channels with the boost ultra.
1340456
I don't understand your question whatsoever. However, I don't have any knowledge of the Winegard FL550A. Sorry I can't help.
1734449
I have got a Belva 2000 Watt amp that works greatly! Its Also a new brand but also not expensive.
1429498
It should increase your reception, but I wouldn't guarantee it. I have bought two other amplifiers that have 25 db which work great but they don't sell them anymore.. I have not had the same response with this one.
768393
Yes, the Winegard HDA-200 amp should increase or improve signal that is typically lost with long cable runs.
1083083
I use a Yamaha RX-V663 but any good amp should do. I run 7.1 so I got an amp that will do 7.1. If you are running 5.1, you won't need that.
1201645
It is hard to tell how much it it be improved. The cruel fact is not all amps given certain speakers/ headphone same result, thus system matching is critical in audio term; one sounds better with this amp but less impress with others IMHO.
354209
Probably not a good idea to add more gain. A DA might help if you are trying to feed a lot of TVs from one antenna, The antenna you use is key to getting stations. Make it directional and as high as possible. Any amplifier should have a very low Noise Factor at UHF frequencies, which the LNA-100 was advertised to have. I tested it on a spectrum analyzer (I'm a TV engineer) and it performed as advertised.
2121572
Typically 50' or less. More than that and the noise level exceeds the signal level. Remember, the amp only boosts the signal if it's present. The Winegard LNA 100 is better then any other amp I have tried.
1519642
If you go out to the Yamaha US website, they do a side by side comparison of the two. Try this link: http://usa.yamaha.com/products/audio-visual/av-receivers-amps/rx/?selected=372793_372783_&mode;=compare
561331
This IS the booster so you will get more channels. I've tried 3 different amplifiers and this one works the best for me. With this amp I get 3 new channels I didn't receive before. I highly recommend this amp.
1625457
If your receiver is pushing more watts per channel then this amp will not be louder. But the quality of sound produced by the Emotiva will more than likely be a large improvement, unless you own a high-end receiver (normally costing thousands of dollars).
511283
Amp is a little underpowered for that. I would look at something a bit more beefy.
2056550
Also I purchased amplifier/splitter from Home Depot, NOT the expensive Winegard amplifier. Works pretty well, but for 15 miles regular power station, you probably don't need that.
1686237
Hello Kyle R. And thank you for your inquiry. The Klipsch RF-52 II would be an excellent solution for your 2-channel system. It is very efficient and would not require a ton of power making it a great match for your Cary amplifier! We're here to help so please let us know if you have any additional questions. Thanks again! Scott G and the rest of the ListenUp team
1780725
go with one of the pioneer digital amps and you'll be happy, those amps are relatively small and push plenty of power
1082104
I bought one about 2 years ago, it does not come with an amplifier. To go along with it, I bought a Winegaurd AP-8700 amplifier, it lasted about 18 months and was fried by lightning (along with several other items in the house). Then I bought a cheap RCA amplifier, it lasted 1 day and was fried by a very minor electrical storm (nothing else in the house fried). Then I bought a Winegaurd LNA-200 amplifier and I'm very happy with it so far. (I live in a fringe area, near the top of a hill, 60-80 miles from the TV stations we receive)
1721259
I have the 50' one which doesn't have an amplifier. The only one with an amp is the 100' one and I don't know where the amp. is on that one. (Sorry)