[Pack of 10] Ferrite Beads Clip - on Design for HDMI Cable USB Cable Noise EMI RFI Suppressor Ferrite Core Ferrite Ring 10 Piece 7MM

I have this Zoom MultiStomp MS70-CDR that i got used that has this high pitch squeal that I can never fix, and I have nice isolated power supply units. Came across a comment on reddit that suggested these, and since they're cheap on Amazon, I gave it a try, and I'm telling you, IT WORKS! So I tried it on another pedal, IT WORKED AS WELL! So yeah, buy more of these to save you some grief! I ordered more since I hoard pedals. 😅🤣🤘🏾

When Ever I stood up From my Computer chair I would get an EMI Here is an article/paragraph I pulled to explain it It turns out that our gas lift office chairs are generating an EMI (electromagnetic interference) spike when they move up or down when we get up or sit down and that action is picked up on the video cables, causing a loss of sync and making them turn off and on. I had noticed that the screens would turn off and on when I got up but I thought it was just a coincidence, but if someone told me that merely getting up or sitting down on my chair could affect my monitors, I would call them crazy. My mind is blown because that is literally what is happening. This Product Stopped it in its tracks, I got the 7mm as it was a perfect fit for my thick Displayport/HDMI Cable Now I can save $700 bucks on a new computer chair which was the path I was on. Solved for $15 dollars :)

Giving 4 stars even though it was better than I hoped. The thing is, I have a 3.5mm cord. I bought the 7mm beads. Best example is the photo in description that says "Applications". Shows a bead and a 12v (cigarette lighter) cord. If you look at the opening of the bead in that photo you see little teeth and a V shape. Long story short, the 7mm bead fit my 3.5mm cord. I thought I would wrap the cord through it twice to hold it in place. As if two cords were running through it. Turned out that that wouldn't work. One pass and those little teeth bite down into the cord holding the bead in place. So... 7mm is a great fit for my 3.5mm cord. Not sure if 7mm would work well on a 7mm cord. The teeth might bite down too hard. If I were to need/buy another. I would up-size to double or near double the diameter of my cord. Now hopefully it cuts out what little interference I have in the audio on my dash cam. Also, seems to be made well. The little latch clips seem strong and appear to be of a grade that shouldn't break easily as applied.

These units present as well designed and well made with quality materials having been used. They did not work for my purposes (i.e. reducing static on my garage radio under LED lights) but they may well work if used on the HDMI cable they are designed for. I may try attaching more of them to my radio cables to see if that might help. Review update. For users who are having trouble with LED lights producing static in garage radios, we live in a marginal radio signal area. I bought these beads to hopefully address the problem. While they did not work when I placed the beads on the 110 V radio cord, when I added them to the radio antenna wire (one on each end looped around and through the beads), they reduced static by about 95%. In short, they really work! I now have a usable garage radio again. Hope this helps! – Doug

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