6db Attenuator Pad (1 each)

These are very accurate, and brought my downstream power to my modem down exactly 6dBmV. Ended up getting a 10db one, too, as that's what I needed to get my levels perfect. But I didn't know if it would overcorrect it, so I went with the 6 at first. My advice would be to get the one that is exactly how much you need, as they do exactly what they state.

My OTA antenna was providing a strong signal over powering the HDHomerun tuner and resulting in poor signal quality on two stations. I purchased a 3db and 6db attenuator. The 6db was all I needed to solve the problem and get my signal quality back to perfect. Easy and cost effective solution.

It works and helps keep the noise floor down.

I purchased a few of these in different strengths because I've been dealing with my signal strength being too high and overloading my HDHomeRun tuner, and they've all been great! I had to stack multiple strengths to experiment and get to the right amount, and I'll probably buy another from this brand in the proper amount to have a single attenuator instead of a ridiculously long stack hanging off.

I have a digital TV antenna (no cable) and was getting pixelation on one channel, while a couple of other channels weren't received at all. I am not that far from the broadcasting towers (maybe 30 miles or so). I got the attenuator because I had read that a signal too strong could cause the pixelation. I attached the 6db attenuator and the picture and audio came in nice and clear. I thought this solved my problem but there are still times when I get pixelation again. I do, however, now usually get the two channels that I couldn't previously receive. Overall things are better but not perfect. I also got 3db and 10db attenuators but they didn't help at all. When I attach those there is no picture or sound.

I was having difficulty getting clear reception using my powered indoor antenna. Channels 4, 5, and 13 very often became crackly, glitchy, and pixelated making them unwatchable at times. I live in the center of a big city where the transmitted TV signal should be strong. In my research I read the broadcast signal may, in fact, be too strong for a powered antenna. The 6db attenuator to deaden the signal was suggested by others with powered antennas so I got one. Made all the difference in the world. The 3db may have worked and the 10db may have, too, but I chose the happy medium. Good choice. No problems with any of the channels (I get about 25 that I watch). Good, simple, and inexpensive fix.

Product looked to be as described. I ordered it because I was unable to get another, quite sophisticated Amazon product to work. That product suggested using a 6 db attenuator. Unfortunately, the attenuator wouldn't solve the problem. Deep reading and rereading of the instructions of the other Amazon product, I finally got that product to work, and so I returned the 6 dB attenuator. It is very small. Be sure to obtain a receipt if you need to return it for any reason.

Online guide told me I needed this. Increased my internet speed from 600mb to 1.3gb