Digital Antenna Channel List Phoenix

With strong red halation, green shifted shadows, low dynamic range, and large grain; Phoenix is a far cry from the refinement of other currently competing color films, which were developed 20-30 years ago during the hayday of film photography. However, it is more exciting than those other film stocks. Phoenix promises a new future of color film designed well into the digital era. Something that was unfathomable a few years ago due to the sheer cost of developing a color film process (and the low demand from such a niche market). While other film stocks limping along from the hayday of film continue to get discontinued, Phoenix promises hope of something new. With all that in mind, I find the the weaknesses of Phoenix give it genuine character. And that character isn't just a 70s retro vibe, but also a really special reflection on how film has survived decades into the digital era. Phoenix is one of the most interesting experiences I have had with film; and when played to its strengths, beautiful.

the channel guide is great! the added free channels and guide / programmable list work great. we had a 10 year old samsung that gave good service. replaced it with this one. great features. the remote has all the right functions and is easy to use. the automatic input switching is a huge plus. be sure you upgrade to the latest firmware as soon as you get it home.

Have non-amplified antenna in the attic - and that line is split 3 ways. The 2 smaller TVs weren't dropping 2 channels, but the larger TV with Samsung HDTV tuner, loses 2 channels every minute or so with weak signal. After installing the Winegard - no more weak signal on the one channel. The other channel is very watchable now with less drops. Very satisfied.

I purchased this to replace an analog IEM antenna combiner that I was using on a Digital IEM platform that was having issues with dropouts and interference. The original (high-end professional) product had been recommended by another supplier, and I was skeptical that it would make any difference to replace as it was amplifying and combining the same signal. This combiner (made specifically with tuning to support Digital IEM's) instantly fixed all of the issues I had been chasing for months. The IEM's are now solid from hundreds of yards away, and no dropouts. This thing has saved my productions.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This powered digital antenna works great. I get better more consistent signal compared to my non-powered digital antenna. This antenna has less interference as described. The black slim profile blends in well in our living room. I would recommend buying.

Used with Spectrum cable and with digital tv antenna. I did not know that my tv would turn the receiver on and off so when using the Spectrum issued remote it would turn off and back on. Just had to eliminate it from the remote.

i love this television. setup was a breeze. connected to wifii, with digital antenna, and voila, hundreds of channels.

I own 2 of these, one holds 4 Shure ULXP receivers with the antenna/ power disto and the other holds a Behringer S32 Digital Snake I/O Box perfectly (should be listed on the S32 page because it fits so well...)

Use to mix drum mikes down to one output channel for home digital recording. Recently purchased, so limited use. Simple to use, fantastic performance. No cons to date

Is it really wireless? No, but very close. I downsized from a full-blown two-channel system with numerous components, a dozen interconnects and a huge footprint. Now there are two speakers, one turntable and a grand total of four wires, of which three are for power, which I'm able to completely hide. And it all fits on my shelves at the fireplace. Yes, it's a grand for two speakers. But they're more than speakers. They're your network connection to all your music. They're your amplifiers. And they're your direct connection to your turntable with one simple wire. The sound quality is quite good. One app connects to my networked computer with all my digital music, my favorite radio stations and my music services. Plus, you can control the bass and treble from your phone, along with volume of course. Not something you can do with any channel setup I've ever had. The Play5's are essentially always "on", and recognize when you put a record on the the turntable and will immediately switch to it, even if accessing other music from a digital source. Pretty cool. If you would have told me five years ago this would be my system today, I'da said you were crazy, but here I am. And I'm very cool with it. Musical simplicity worth every penny.