Dual Transformer Lsolator Hum Eliminator denoiser Noise canceller With input attenuator connection guitar and bass - 1/4 inch impedance transformer equilibrium and non-equilibrium XLR connector

I installed this on our live stream audio feed and it cleaned the noise up without Compromising any quality at all.Very happy with this purchase, worth every penny!

I needed this to connect line level signals with isolation. It can be used with a mixer's line level speaker output to connect powered speakers that are plugged into multiple 120 volt outlets where ground loop/60 cycle hum exists between them. This isolates the ground loop. It is difficult to find true line level transformers. Cannot do this with a standard passive DI Box because they are HI Z impedance input. Even when setting a standard DI Box to 0 attenuation, the passive DI Boxes still greatly drop the volume. This does a great job of keeping the signal strength with almost indiscernible drop in volume. It must have a good transformer. Even the active DI Boxes drop the volume a lot if used to isolate a line level signal, but not as much as the passive since the active DI's act a little like a preamp.

This is a well made unit with relatively good transformers inside (of unknown origin). It eliminated 90% of my monitor system's 60 cycle hum which uses 2 amps each running a speaker pair. Really happy about that! It also delivers a bit hotter signal. I noted however a very slight drop in naturalness and low-mid fullness or "warmth" to vocals when in use. I'd say just a slightly harder sounding presentation. Not a bad thing for a vocal to cut through in a live setting though. Only something I noticed after switching it in and out of the system. Still decent sounding and worth it for getting rid of that dang hum!

It is great to always balance the signal and this isolator is very useful for maintaining the signal. Nice, easy to use.

Ten en cuenta que la causa de las interferencias que se presentan como zumbido en el tema del sonido pueden ser mucha, de hecho te puedes volver loco tratando de allar las causas. En mi caso este no ha sido la solución.