Review on Isolator Audiophile Frequency Without Distortion by Chris Brazington

This is the second product I have ordered to solve a ground loop problem I was having. This one, like the previous one, gave a very strong bass distortion. For those wondering, the best way to buy is to make sure they cover the full spectrum by running tests on the Audiocheck website. networks or the like. I used the headphone test because I was already familiar with this test. The biggest issue I had with this product, and why I gave it such a bad review, is that the title said it was for "audiophiles". Obviously not, as a true music lover will spot the problem right away, as will I. Apparently they wanted to fool the general population with this word, believing themselves to be audiophiles but not understanding the differences. I don't condone lies in the truest sense of the word. For those of you who don't have devices or audio gear capable of reproducing low frequencies in the lower ranges, this product may be for you. However, I am not suggesting this as it confirms a statement that is not true. The next product I tested was the PAC SNI-1/3.5 3.5mm Ground Loop Noise Isolator. I tested it and passed with flying colours. So I then ordered 10 more for my entire setup.