I have a new sony bravia 32 inches lcd tv, when it is connected to an out door antenna the picture quality is poor but it is good older model tvs

lost the manual to it, ALL TV with HDTV turners cover that
one buys the antenna and connects the "F" cable to the TV at the "F" jack on TV.

free manual from sony is here. still

https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/televisions-projectors-lcd-tvs/kdl-32bx310/manuals

The three top Best Buys in Which? magazine were all Samsung. So that sounds good.

U are using a antenna to do a recieving for a Free AIR DTV incomming braoadcasting tv signal channels siganal?Yes.U are using two different tv antennas signals wright?The Sony one just require a stronger and a better antenna signal,not all flat LCD or Plama tvs recieve the same strenghth signals.Some tvs design require a strong or a very strong signals strenght to get all the tv Free AIR DTV braoadcasting tv channels.Buy a better tv antenna design like a Digital amtenna will solved this problems for the Sony tv.

it is hard to be sure what the issue is but are you sure it is not the cable or hdmi connection are you using an air antenna or actual cable or satellite signal this issue sounds like a non cable service issue meaning you have an air antenna hooked up is this true?

No. I don't believe there are any that have the antenna built in, simply because the antenna must usually be placed high up and away from other electronics to be truly effetive. Also, you would need to change the direction of the antenna to achieve the best quality of picture. HDTV antenna can be acquired fairly cheap these days. All you need to do is make sure the tv has a (most likely coaxial) connection for an external antenna.

Here's a web site reveiw of the TV:
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-QgtM6NSbqCc/p_305LN32360/Samsung-LN32B360.html


And here is the TV manual download:
http://akamaipix.crutchfield.com/Manuals/305/305LN19360.PDF

are you using an hd source ? hd cable box, satelitte receiver or antenna with the digital channels programmed in. regular tv channels will not look as good as the picture you saw in the store when you bought it. they all use only high definition signals.

Have you tried an amplified antenna? It's basically a regular antenna but includes an amplifier to help bring in weak stations. An out door antenna may also help. I live about 3 miles from a TV station and can't pick them up due to the insanely old apartment I live in.

refer to a qualified service personnel. u have a circuit problem that only a technician can solve it. Its a power supply and high voltage problem.