This cooked my router and now serves as a desk ornament. There was no increase in speed or tv reception. If you are having trouble, your best best is to call the cable company and have them test the line and install their own booster for free.

Not sure how it would cook a router but these are best left boosting signals for your analog/digital tvs signals and not your cable modems.

Works pretty well for me. It cleared up some DTV as well as analog channels.

this is up to $43 on buy.com, I think its still $38 on amazon though

Works great. I'm running four TVs, a PC tuner card and cable Internet off of one of these. No problems.

Hook up 2 together for 968x speed boost.

#6 wouldn't it be a 1024x speed boost? (32x32)

I'm not sure if this thing is supposed to work with digital signal.

There are no specs noting it as bidirectional (necessary for most DTV and cable-modem systems), but considering it's made for "broadband" it probably is. Almost all drop amps made and sold today are bidirectional, and say it in the specs or on the amp itself. Do not expect greater speeds, just boosting signals especially if you're splitting a single line too many ways and need to boost it.

Just purchased one, works great as a booster for analog/digital TV. Split two ways, one to tuner card and other to separate TV.