Suggestions for a 'good' FM antenna?

I'm using the Fanfare FM-2G. It's a superb antenna that can be mounted in the attic or outside. I compared it with the "similar" Magnum Dynalab antenna and found the Fanfare to bring in a little better reception. Check out its review at the Fanfare website.

"Fanfare FM-2G vs. Magnum Dynalab ST-2?" Anyone have opinions on this matchup? They are the same price, look pretty much the same.

Sugarbrie,do you need any kind of resistors or other stuff?I already have tv antenna on the roof,is there a splitter/block that will work for tv and fm at the same time? I'm at the extreme west end of my valley. TV& FM are all east of me.I have an FM tuner on its way,some of this I'll find out when it gets here;just looking for a tip or two on using a tv antenna. thanks.

I have a Dynalab ST-2. C-clamped to the back of my audio rack. A good antenna even if not in the best spot. I need to get up in the attic one of these days. I believe the Fanfare and Dyna are the same antenna. The Dyna designer of the ST moved to Fanfare and made the same antenna or the other way around. Although I do not remember the ##s a couple of Radio Shack ribbon antennas are made for them by Fanfare. Good Luck.

Avguygeorge: I live south of Washington DC. Pointing it north gets me DC and Baltimore and does a pretty good job getting Richmond, Virginia south. The antenna I got had a Cable TV coax connection instead of the old fashioned wires. I did no modifications. I do have a TV in that room and the cable is just split with the typical small coax cable TV splitter from Radio Shack or whereever. The TV picks up all the DC and Balitmore stations great, so I do miss the cable in that room. The FM frequencies are between TV Channels 6 and 7, so if the antenna does a good job with VHF TV the FM should be fine also.