Will this be effective in ridding the buzzing in car microphones as well?
301354
I have not had a problem with microphone in the past, but it works like charm when listening to music and making phone calls.
301355
It will only help with items that are plugged into the 3.5mm port. It won't fix things that come pre-installed in the car.
301356
I doubt it. Ground Loop Isolators do what they are called, isolate ground loops. Take for example when you plug your phone into the 3.5mm aux and you get music playing clearly. When you also have the phone charging at the same time, it creates a lot of noise. The ground loop isolator works to get rid of that issue. In your case, there would be no point in isolating the microphone unless it is a powered microphone.
301357
I haven't used it for that application so I really don't know but the company's advertising suggests that it is more appropriate for auto use.
708782
I have used this on two of my car projects, nice to work with on a fairly flat surface. It has to be glued in place, so I would recommend using on top only. It will make a definite noise reduction for you. You should look into the heat insulation/sound deadener also, it will also help the sound and vibration from the body and can be applied to the under side easily. jon
2100607
It works on electromagnetic principles (lightning signatures) not sound. I have found it to be very effective.
966039
Yes. It will work very well either in the loop or in a direct link (series) with your microphone.
1332807
The Dynamats are probably more useful in a car. They are extremely sticky and can never be removed without severe damage to the surface. I suggest that a stereo store may sell some type of soundproofing or check with a musical instrument store in your area.
749562
I'd say yes. In use, it produces a low buzzing sound not at all bothering, but you must remember that you will have to give it impulse and speed with the movement of your forearm, which will be far more attention attracting than the noise.
1616730
it will, but most likely not to the extent that you would like. This stuff if better for car interior/stereo enhancement.
1455136
Yes, I would think so, especially if you have already been using them for concerts. It should help cut down the dull roar of the cars. As the previous reviewer indicated though, even with the earplugs, you should limit your exposure time.
691913
This will work perfectly. As long as you are positive your mike and computer are working correctly. I use mine every time I use a microphone. Just turn up input gain until you get a little yellow on loud vocals and set output to desired level. It also will provide power to a condenser mike where a computer typically wont
1153605
Yes it will help- it is meant for temp insulation, but it also helps with sound to a lesser degree.
2163952
It would have limited value for noise reduction, I used it for a car firewall (more for heat blocking than sound). I use other sound deadening products ( Second Skin Damplifier Pro and Luxury Liner) to damp vibration and block noise for the interior. If I am not mistaken, much of the gas golf cart noise is exhaust, not enough heat/speed/vibration/loud music to benefit from applying this product.
1533616
I would say no... As THAT is a machinical source. It is only designed for what is know as "ground loop" hum. This is when a mixing board, let's say, and a guitar amplifier are hook up with a resulting HUM from the differences in voltages between the two. Hope that helps.
2153588
It will def help with rasp and drone especially. I had a full custom exhaust which had a little bit too much rasp for my liking and this resonator defiantly cleaned it up.
720016
As long as your mic cord has a 2.5mm plug. I'm guessing that you intend to tuck the device somewhere out of the way and run the mic cord into it and a set of ear plugs out of it. Just be advised that the Bellman is very efficient but not at all discriminate. It magnifies all sound equally. I've not tried it but I fear traffic noise could reprogram your brain...<Grin>
1630254
Depends how loud you are talking about, this type of mic has narrow pick up pattern, but if put it too close to the source of noise, it probably will have some minimal effect on it.
1968532
It all depends on how the interference is getting into your system. If it is piggy-backing in on the power line then this filter could make a difference. If it is sneaking in on your audio wires then it won't. I once lived very close to some FM/TV broadcast tower and had to wrap metal foil around my audio cables and use an alligator clip test lead to clip the foil to a metal screw on the amplifier case. Try disconnecting all the RCA jacks from the amp, if the interference goes away, then it is getting in on the audio wires, if the interference stays, it is probably coming in on the power line.
715634
Honestly... It does work don't get me wrong but if you car has enough road noise to the point where u need it all in the floor board I would go with dynamat or roadkill sound deadner, it's the best thing you could ask for in hard to reach enclosed areas but it dosent com pair to a matting, that being said,It would work to kill some of the road noise but it's nowhere near as good as matting