hi guys. just asking if anyone had experience with this stuffs?
http://www.zzounds.com/item--EBTHE2PKG - Manufactor's specs
Silence AC hum forever! Do you hear a hum or buzz in your audio signal? Are long, unbalanced signals creating noise?
Almost all AC hum (60Hz in the U.S.) is caused by groundloops. Rather than filtering, the Hum Eliminator prevents groundloops from forming in the first place. Just plug the Hum Eliminator into the signal lines between offending pieces of equipment and you're done. Quick and easy.
No buzz. No signal degradation. No filtering. No noise gates. No dangerous ground lifts. No hum!
Features
Eliminates AC hum quick and easy.
Breaks groundloops safely while leaving all signal grounds intact.
Automatically translates signal voltages to match differences in ground potentials, avoiding clipping.
Converts between balanced and unbalanced lines.
1/4 in. TRS 'smart' jacks (TRS) inputs and outputs.
Completely passive design with audiophile quality components
I kind of suspect that my house's wiring is crap and it produces this nasty hum when I turn my master volume till 10 oclock and i'm running less than 1 watt. I've changed all of the pre amp tubes in my marshall afd amp but still... the hum is there... so.. Kinda of suspect that this toy might solve some of the issues...
Anyone with experience with them?
http://www.zzounds.com/item--EBTHE2PKG - Manufactor's specs
Silence AC hum forever! Do you hear a hum or buzz in your audio signal? Are long, unbalanced signals creating noise?
Almost all AC hum (60Hz in the U.S.) is caused by groundloops. Rather than filtering, the Hum Eliminator prevents groundloops from forming in the first place. Just plug the Hum Eliminator into the signal lines between offending pieces of equipment and you're done. Quick and easy.
No buzz. No signal degradation. No filtering. No noise gates. No dangerous ground lifts. No hum!
Features
Eliminates AC hum quick and easy.
Breaks groundloops safely while leaving all signal grounds intact.
Automatically translates signal voltages to match differences in ground potentials, avoiding clipping.
Converts between balanced and unbalanced lines.
1/4 in. TRS 'smart' jacks (TRS) inputs and outputs.
Completely passive design with audiophile quality components
I kind of suspect that my house's wiring is crap and it produces this nasty hum when I turn my master volume till 10 oclock and i'm running less than 1 watt. I've changed all of the pre amp tubes in my marshall afd amp but still... the hum is there... so.. Kinda of suspect that this toy might solve some of the issues...
Anyone with experience with them?