Is there much chord noise?
340890
Not that I have noticed. I haven't used them for strenuous physical activity however, like workouts.
340891
It depends: if you wear them like normal ear buds, yes; If you wear them over your ears, no.
340892
My 12 year old loves it.... No noise and the cable seems to be more durable.
771195
The noise is not loud, instead it is an audible hum. It does not go away and really is a great white noise. After a while you will forget it even hums.
2043796
There might be a TINY bit of noise but it's almost unnoticeable and does not limit you in any way. I have never noticed while I'm playing.
818038
No cord noise.my experience with them has been great. They seem to be pretty sturdy . My only issue is the end where the bud connect to the cord split.
969357
I've found it to be quiet. It's not noisless but the sound is more of a smooth hum than anything halting or harsh. The actual volume of the sound is pretty low.
1187349
There are 6 white noise settings and 6 fan settings. For each, it's just a variation of pitch from low to high. The white noise is very constant static. The fan setting is more of a hum with just the slightest sound of oscillation. I find the fam setting more appealing- The lower pitch is sort of like sleeping on an airplane
893620
No. No noise at all. 100% happy/satisfied with this purchase. Product meets or exceeds all expectations. Good luck!
1695925
I haven't noticed any extra noise. My computer is very quiet most of the time. Only every so often does it make a surging sound for a few seconds, and that's usually only when I'm doing something like rendering a big CG animation.
580505
It could be a number of things; perhaps your amp or guitar settings. May I suggest the clean amp effects to enhance and noise canceling as well.
1357463
I have had this unit for almost a year in live application and have not experienced any unusual noise or hiss. I am sure if the gain structure is wrong any unit could have the potential for noise. hope that's what you wanted to hear
819556
Also, Jeff: Even after all the electrical questions are answered, this still makes a low level hum which might be annoying. Having tightened all the external screws on mine, the hum was far less but could still be heard during the silence between musical tracks or even with very quiet passages.
1077086
I don't think I've heard any on mine. If you are hearing the hum while using the RCA jacks then maybe trying unplugging it from USB/have the turntable and speakers on separate outlets. If you are hearing it over USB then maybe just try the same isolation but between the computer and the turntable.
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I did not hear 60Hz hum or buzz when using my Fuze+. Many other inexpensive MP3 players (eg Panasonic, Cobe) have very conspicuous electronic noise from the unit processor (aka interrupt noise). I find the SanDisks Sansas better shielded from internal noise than cheapter products, but it is not perfect. AC hum hasn't been one of my complaints. Another idea you could try, if you happen to be in a high-noise area, is to get a length of wire, connect it to a metal coffee can and plug the wire into the ground outlet of a three-pronged outlet. That should create a Faraday cage which should absorb that 60Hz signal. I did not hear 60Hz hum or buzz when using my Fuze+. Many other inexpensive MP3 players (eg Panasonic, Cobe) have very conspicuous electronic noise from the unit processor (aka interrupt noise). I find the SanDisks Sansas better shielded from internal noise than cheapter products, but it is not perfect. AC hum hasn't been one of my complaints. Another idea you could try, if you happen to be in a high-noise area, is to get a length of wire, connect it to a metal coffee can and plug the wire into the ground outlet of a three-pronged outlet. That should create a Faraday cage which... » Read More I did not hear 60Hz hum or buzz when using my Fuze+. Many other inexpensive MP3 players (eg Panasonic, Cobe) have very conspicuous electronic noise from the unit processor (aka interrupt noise). I find the SanDisks Sansas better shielded from internal noise than cheapter products, but it is not perfect. AC hum hasn't been one of my complaints. Another idea you could try, if you happen to be in a high-noise area, is to get a length of wire, connect it to a metal coffee can and plug the wire into the ground outlet of a three-pronged outlet. That should create a Faraday cage which should absorb that 60Hz signal. « Show Less
2136506
That is what I had awhile back. You will hear a different. There is no more hissing or noise in the background. The copper wall in the card that divide the circuits is a plus to prevent the noise and hissing.
324134
I do hear that noise occasionally, especially if I'm trying to play softly. However, I don't seem to hear it when I use the headphones. So far, it hasn't bothered me much, or else I'm getting used to it.
900199
I have heard no noticeable noises because I use it for kids to listen to books on CD. When I tested it I heard nothing unusual. Hope that helped.
2105684
I have not noticed any noise. I would just check the count every now then to ensure you have it in a good spot.