🔇 Golvery Ground Loop Noise Isolator: Eliminate Audio Humming, Hissing & Buzzing Noise from Car Audio, Home, PC Stereo System!" Review

Didn't help at all but they sent me a replacement straight away. It didn't work so they gave me a full refund. Great company but crappy product

There was a buzz between my mixer bound Focusrite, Mac mini and ATEM Extreme. plugged it in between the Focusrite headphone jack and the ATEM mic input and the hum was gone. Many Thanks

I love this little thing. I just get so snobby with my friends. You see this is a ground loop and it picks up some frequencies. bla bla bla. It s cheap. I don't know it's not psychosematosis. But i really like it. Bang for the buck - 5 stars. /With

I recently bought an external speaker that was driving me crazy. I heard strange noises when connected via the 1/8 inch jack. Unfortunately, there was too much lag to use it with Bluetooth for watching videos, so I wanted to go with a wired connection. This insulator cleared up. Issues and I haven't had any weird speaker noise since I started using it.

I purchased this product because the cable connecting my blue Yeti to my A50 base had electrical noise and hum. It's a good weight, but not enough to drag cords or weigh too much. It instantly silenced weeks of distraction during my streams. I recommend it! I bought 2 because I want to do podcasts and I noticed the other mic also had an issue. Costs money!

This transformer is not even remotely neutral sonically - strange frequency response and different ways in the left and right channels. I experienced a complete loss of bass and mids (<400Hz) in the left channel and an increase in AM radio mids in the right channel. It even made an odd buzz when I rotated the plugs the wrong way. Due to the size of a sample I cannot say for sure if this is a bad product or just poor quality control. Anyway, for me it was a waste of money.

Bought to see if it would fix the damaging audio from a W-King D8 Bluetooth speaker when it powered the Critter & Guitari Organelle with a MyVolts RipCord while amplifying the audio output . This solved the problem. I recommend this if you find you're using USB to power an audio device and find an awkward noise creeping through the audio output. Probably fixes similar issues with Korg Volcas and other small portable synths. Also works with guitar pedal power supplies when powering similar…

3.5mm jack to dual RCA splitter looks mono at the end of the jack. Insert the plug all the way, get a channel; Pull it halfway out to get another one. The filter itself only connects both channels if a sufficient lateral force is exerted on one of the connections. Update 16-2021: I cut off the end of the plastic tube housing. stereo circuit. Inside the case is a printed circuit board with two isolating transformers, two connectors, and simple traces. However, the type of installation in the…

Works. I had to find the right place to plug it in, not at the end where the headphones go but at one of the sources. It reduces ground loop noise to barely noticeable when there is no sound in the headphones. Allowed me to connect two audio sources (laptop and switch) to the same headphone. It just works, no complaints so far. I've noticed a decrease in volume from a source that has an isolator. I wasn't expecting such a significant drop as a result, but it wasn't something I couldn't easily…