Set Top Boxes > Bush Set Top Boxes > Terrestrial Receiver

No room for a set-top box? Try this

Advantages: Small, needs nowhere to stand
Disadvantages: Remote sensor needs to be stuck down

With the shutting down of the analogue TV transmissions, buying a set-top digital receiver is going to be a necessity if we want to keep our existing TVs. One of my televisions does not have a flat top, and it sits on a video recorder which is mounted ...

richard1506 23.03.2007 · Read full review
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Review of Bush DFTA1001

Bush DFTA1001

Advantages: Tiny, easy to conceal. Good picture, good EPG.
Disadvantages: No SCART or aerial pass-through.

My wife has the Morphy Richards drop-down TV under the units in one corner of our kitchen. The TV tuner is pretty primitive - you can only choose channels (e.g.22, 24, 35) - not even 1, 2, 3, let alone BBC1, BBC2, ITV. And false colour bands travel across ...

Kelmscott 11.11.2007 · Read full review
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nice n simple

Advantages: small
Disadvantages: may need extra connector to suit your set up

This item works well. simple set up although you need to buy a double rf adaptor if you also want to watch tv or dvds without this receiver.The picture quality is very good. The EPG is poor compared to the sky EPG I also use(ive not seen any other freevie ...

YORKSTER22 02.10.2007 · Read full review
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Review of Bush DFTA1001