Question: Amplify and cleanup

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Is there a amplifier and filter on the market that can make all TV
signals better ?
I mean like right where it comes into the house, as I used to have one, but
it was old and won't handle the Frequencies we have today.

 

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"Joe H" <JoeT@mailpuppy.com> wrote in
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> Is there a amplifier and filter on the market that can make all TV
> signals better ?
> I mean like right where it comes into the house, as I used to have
> one, but it was old and won't handle the Frequencies we have today.
>

I don't think the frequencies have changed, but take a look here:

http/www.starkelectronic.com/allamps.htm

 

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"Joe H" <JoeT@mailpuppy.com> wrote in message
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> Is there a amplifier and filter on the market that can make all TV
> signals better ?
> I mean like right where it comes into the house, as I used to have one,
but
> it was old and won't handle the Frequencies we have today.

No. Amplifiers and filters cannot make a signal better. They may
compensate for the losses in the distribution system or remove some noise,
but the latter generally comes with a cost.

The best solution to a lousy signal is to improve the source and assure
clean distribution. If you have a problem you need to be specific about
defining it and deal with the cause.

Leonard