Signal Sleuth FM Signal Amplifier Uncovers the Full Potential of FM Signals
It's elementary, my dear Marconi. Even a superb tuner can only do so much if the FM signal itself needs first aid. Bring fringe stations to full health and enjoy mediocre stations to the max with the Magnum/Dynalab Signal Sleuth. Quite possible the ultimate FM accessory, the Signal Sleuth has awakened many FM enthusiasts to all the brightness and depth that possible with a stronger FM signal.
Amplifies Weak FM Signals—Turns Marginals into Maestros
Signal Sleuth is an outboard FM signal amplifier that you use in conjunction with your own FM tuner or receiver. It amplifies weak FM signals cleanly, attenuates strong, harsh signals without coloration, stabilizes FM antenna (and FM cable) signals, separates interfering adjacent-station signals, and reduces multipath problems.
Along with establishing a clearer, crisper sound, Sleuth establishes and maintains a useable FM program signal level. In most cases, this will eliminate the annoying "flip-flop" stereo-to-mono-to-stereo switching usually experienced with many FM tuners having non-variable, automatic "blend" circuits.
Enhanced FM Depth and Realism
Thanks to the more substantial signal detected and maintained by the Signal Sleuth, you will experience more of the depth and realism that is being broadcast from stations with "fine arts" quality, program signals. It can help turn marginal broadcast signals into full-voice maestros.
Fully tunable with a "hi Q," 600 kHz bandwidth, the Signal Sleuth provides a bypass setting—so you can retire your tireless FM detective when the strongest stations don’t require any help. With its direct "in/out" antenna signal switching system, instant A/B comparison is always available, enabling you to hear what you're missing without the aid of the Sleuth.
Works with Any External Antenna
Signal Sleuth works in conjunction with any external FM antenna, from wall-mounted single dipoles to rooftop multi-element, stacked arrays. Needless to say, the better your FM system—tuner/receiver and antenna—the better the results you'll reap from the Signal Sleuth. | 
