TITAN 2 HIGH GAIN PREAMP

Where I live on the coast of Maine this is the only thing I have tried thru the years that will get the signal. For the last few years I've used a lot of their TV products. Even put one of their baums on a Winegard 8200u antennas. Can't say enough!

this is a very very good amp, however ever it is too powerful for my area.. This would be Great for in the Country... Channel Master makes the best products and have great support. Not sure which is right for you, contact Channel Master... they are always willing to help.

Written instructions for connections was not clear, as connection "names" did not match between the printed instructions, and the names printed at the connections on the actual device. Also the configuration of the actual device did not look like the sketch in the printed instructions, so could not connect based on shape. Connected it wrong. Did that ruin it? Could not get the Channel master CM-7777 to work. Hooked up the TV without the preamp, found 18 watchable channels

The CM-7777 strengthened the signal on most of my stations, but even with a strong signal (5 bars) I am still experiencing picture break-up and or freezing on the screen in the morning and evening. I am at least 70 miles from the stations I am pulling-in with a long range (13 ft) roof mounted antenna. I had upgraded the preamp from a 25db to this 30db, but still have the problem.

Have been using these pre amps for years. They do improve the TV reception on those distant stations.

This was bought as a gift. It works very well.

Does not appear to bring in a better signal. Signal the same

CHANNEL MASTER CM-7777 Titan 2 Preamp (High Gain) worked just fine out-of-the-box, on a rainy day. But it was a little more power than my TV could handle on a clear day, so I added 2 splitters to "choke" the power down to a level that my TV could handle. Now all is well. Maybe I should have ordered the CHANNEL MASTER CM-7778 because it has less power.