Went to Carnegie’s Dicksmith Electronic Powerhouse yesterday. It’s a huge outlet with everything from laptops to home theatre systems. Good thing is, it’s just a 2 minutes drive-away from my place.

I’ve got a TV card sitting in my PC for a while now and I need a TV tuner to receive signals to watch “The Simpsons” on Channel Ten. My objective is to look for a good quality ones rather than those cheap, low quality receiver. I’m ready to pay the premium if I can get better signals.

I was looking at a shelf of about 8 different kinds of tuners. Prices varies from $16.95 to $59.95. It’s a big difference there so I’m not gonna get myself at picking the wrong ones. Well, they have a 14-day money-back guarantee policy, anyway. I’m not sure whether which one’s the best for my type of needs, so the friendly storehand popped up and helped me made my decision. I chose the Dicksmith’s Indoor Telescopic TV Antenna with Built-in Amplifier, which costs $49.95. Reviews followed in the photo story.

I was able to fix the reception by moving the tuner closer to the window. The reception then came out fine, but I can’t get the position for it to get all channels on optimum reception. So I ended up with a best position for all the channels, spare the quality for the sake of quantity. Geez.

Ratings: ***