AM and FM antenna systems

I bought a godar and found it no better than basic good quality rabbit ears or dipole antenna (nothing ever seems to be). and harder to locate optimally for best reception. Sold it and went back to dipole.   Term was no better either though amplifier helps a little with some stations.  Unfortunately outdoor roof antennas or indoor antennas high up even in attic when possible is always best.

Terk not term.   

If the goal is to pull in more stations clearer the ticket is to use an fm tuner known for high sensitivity (and noise rejection). Tandberg used to be my favorite but many better vintage tuners were quite sensitive and are worth a look if assured to be in good operating condition. Nowadays, I like some of the Sangean products in that this company specializes in radios and a tabletop model I own has one of the most sensitive tuners I’ve heard and I’ve heard quite a few over the years.

The Dynalab stuff always seems nice but very pricey. Might be worth it....don’t know.