spectrum analog to digital converter box

My only options for over the air HD signals are what I can pick up with my indoor antenna.

I'm stuck with the custom channel line up included in my rent. Due to the constraints imposed by the apartment complex I live in, I am not able to receive any HD broadcasts though the local cable company nor can I sign up for Directv or Dish Network. About 4 months ago I made the switch from a nearly 10 year old analog tv to a high def(1080p capable)LCD (that I freakin love). I can definitely agree with this last post though. Enter your zip code into the Station Finder.It's also pretty much unusable in fringe areas because rather than giving a fuzzy picture, a digital signal just intermittently falls off a cliff and drops out completely.

Whatever you decide, you should make sure there are broadcast TV signals in your area before making any purchases.

Even if you buy a Sony 40″ widescreen HDTV, the savings from canceling cable will pay for it in less than a year.

Flat-screen TVs use less energy than tube TVs of the same screen size, saving a bit of money over the long run.

The TV will use less space, and you can hang it on a wall.

You’ll have incredible picture quality compared to your tube TV.

If you get a “smart” TV, you can access subscription Internet content without having to buy a Roku/AppleTV/etc.

Your user experience will be much better since the tuner will be integrated with the TV.

You won’t need to buy a digital TV converter box (saving you $30-$50).The cost of new flat screen TVs has come down so much that you might want to consider just buying a new TV if you can afford to spend a little more.

Consider These Points Before You Buy a Converter Box

Spectrum analog to digital converter box