Below are 5 randomly chosen reviews of ChannelMaster CM4228 antenna.
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| ChannelMaster CM4228 Review #0 |
| Rating: 5 (excellent) |
Nickname: OTA HD Convert |
Date: 2007-03-15 |
| Summary: |
| I have tried a few different antenna's brands and models over the years, and I have found that this one (and the smaller brother Channel Master with only 8 bays)to be the best so far.
Weak signals were much easier to pull in with this antenna that all the others I've tried (12 so far). This ones is by far the best of the bunch.
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| ChannelMaster CM4228 Review #1 |
| Rating: 5 (excellent) |
Nickname: Dawgneck |
Date: 2007-10-02 |
| Summary: Possibly the best Antenna for So Cal stations |
| Get it at Fry's for $70 or catch it on sell for $50, install and point it towards Mt. Wilson and enjoy every HD and digital channel So Cal has to offer....
Simply the best. |
| ChannelMaster CM4228 Review #2 |
| Rating: 5 (excellent) |
Nickname: Sting69 |
Date: 2007-10-05 |
| Summary: Average signal strength 94!! :-) |
| I have had 2 other HDTV tuned antennas and this includes a indoor and an amplified outdoor antenna and this one beat them both. It is a deal at 45 dollars at frys. I have had it for a year now and it has weather pretty well with not much degradation. So have at it. |
| ChannelMaster CM4228 Review #3 |
| Rating: 5 (excellent) |
Nickname: CozyMike |
Date: 2007-05-04 |
| Summary: Lives up to it name.....I'm satisfied |
| I replaced a rooftop 30 element VHF/UHF yagi combo with the CM4228. Immediately, I received clear reception on previously marginal channels 30 to 40 miles distant. My home is in a low spot with lots of obstructions. So I am very happy with the newfound reception. Another plus is extended beam width (directionality). I constantly rotated my yagi antenna. The yagi was very directional with a beam width of +/- 5 degrees for weaker channels. The local transmission towers are clustered due North and 30 degrees N-NE about 30 miles distant. I don't have to rotate the CM4228 to receive these key stations, except when we have significant rainfall. Though I have a plasma TV, I also have a small analog TV. The CM4228 is a UHF antenna. So you'll still need a separate VHF antenna if you want to receive channels 3 - 13. All in all, the purchase was well worth the money. |
| ChannelMaster CM4228 Review #4 |
| Rating: 5 (excellent) |
Nickname: anonymous |
Date: 2007-03-15 |
| Summary: |
| A great UHF antenna with the ability to also receive VHF signals as well. |
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