Does this have AC Noise Filtering Reduces Radio Frequency (Rfi) &amp; Electromagnetic Interference (Emi) like the Furman M-8Dx?
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Hi Darian - I don't ever talk to anyone on a blog or respond to anything when asked, but I am now for you. I am not familiar with the M-8DX. However, the Furman PL-Plus C is actually even better and more sophisticated, in terms of protection, than I initially realized. I can recommend two things for you to do to get the most accurate information. It is what I have done myself. You can go to the Furman website (furmansound.com) and read everything you want to know about the Furman PL-Plus C, as well as any of their other products. You can also call Furman's extraordinary Tech Support. The number is on their website. The tech support person is heckin brilliant. He told (taught) me a lot, including just how excellent the PL-Plus C is. He made me feel impressed with my choice. Based on my conversation with him, whatever is plugged into that strip is totally protected in a very big way. He had me plug everything into them. I have two, one for my home theater gear and one for my music production and recording gear. If you have a modem as part of your equipment, plug it into the Furman too. If you have a coaxial cable that is in any way part of your setup, that must also be protected. You will need another small piece of equipment for that, which is also sold on Amazon and I purchased it just today. Panamax is a sister company to Furman. You can access it from Furman's website or go direct to panamax.com. Amazon sells Panamax products too. Amazon has the best prices on both companies. I know because I hunted around quite a bit to get the best deal. I joined Amazon Prime recently. You get free shipping on almost everything and guaranteed 2 days delivery! It's fantastic. If you have any more questions I can help you with, feel free to get back to me if it's possible on this system. There's probably a lot more I can help you out with and maybe you can help me out too. It's great to have someone to talk to about all this stuff. It can be pretty intense. Good luck with everything.
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The one I purchased did have digital sounding hum/buzz in the background. I returned it and saved up for an ac15c1c.
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Antenna's do not filter noise. They try and capture all weak signals. The receiver electronics demodulate and filter out noise. Frequency Modulated (FM) signals are more noise immune than Amplitude Modulated (AM) signals. The better an antenna can capture the radio signal the better signal to noise ratio you will most likely have.
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No. It had minimal noise reduction. Try a additional or larger gauge ground wires. Good Luck
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Although the facts are covered in the first two answers, I have a few points to add. [1] The amplifier's analog stages are remarkably resistant to picking up interference from a computer environment. I currently have mine hooked up to a "sound card" in an 8 Xeon Macpro, and it does not seem to be bothered by the EMI.[2] If I only have one thing hooked up, I recommend using Input #2. Input #1 has the passthrough on it, and if those outputs are unterminated (have nothing attached), there is a little bit of "antenna effect" for lack of a more appropriate electrical engineering term.[3] The amplifier is double insulated, so you don't need a three wire plug for it. Although the facts are covered in the first two answers, I have a few points to add. [1] The amplifier's analog stages are remarkably resistant to picking up interference from a computer environment. I currently have mine hooked up to a "sound card" in an 8 Xeon Macpro, and it does not seem to be bothered by the EMI.[2] If I only have one thing hooked up, I recommend using Input #2. Input #1 has the passthrough on it, and if those outputs are unterminated (have nothing attached), there is a little bit of "antenna effect" for lack of a more... » Read More Although the facts are covered in the first two answers, I have a few points to add. [1] The amplifier's analog stages are remarkably resistant to picking up interference from a computer environment. I currently have mine hooked up to a "sound card" in an 8 Xeon Macpro, and it does not seem to be bothered by the EMI.[2] If I only have one thing hooked up, I recommend using Input #2. Input #1 has the passthrough on it, and if those outputs are unterminated (have nothing attached), there is a little bit of "antenna effect" for lack of a more appropriate electrical engineering term.[3] The amplifier is double insulated, so you don't need a three wire plug for it. « Show Less
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Its doesn't have the range of pink noise if you are aware of the differences. If by ac you mean the more bass heavy sound of a compressor running, then no. Its closer to TV static.
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Unfortunately no. I don't know a lot about this stuff, but I understand optical can eliminate hum. Others will be more knowledgeable. I myself would like to know if the annoying hum would be eliminated. Anyone know?
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I have not noticed any RF interference in the house while using the induction burner (cell phones, radios, wireless router, etc...)
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No. No electronic filter can address ground loop noise. You need to eliminate all grounds but one to do that.
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Im not 100% sure but I know that radio shack made it. It is a great eq though. Ut gives you alot of control and its the cheapest ive seen for a 15 ban and its 2 channels.
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I've been trying to use iMic and that Equalizer filter doesn't work. There is a hum throughout all my digital recordings. I tried to purchase the turntable grounding cable from Griffin online but it has been discontinued! I'm trying to find a grounding cable, hoping that this will solve my problem.Maria
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No only TV and It is not have noise reduction ..... so lot of interferences
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NO! it does not. Don't spend your money on this if that's what you want. I use this daily and it does not cancel any noise whatsoever. I can still hear noises outside on all types of music(Rock,Jazz,Classical,etc).
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It has a moderate noise because it has friction resistance but it is by no means deafening. It produces a noise similar to a fan. Magnetic resistance is much quieter if you need to be ultra quiet.
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No. It has 3 large hepa filters that last longer than other units I've used. I like the size and price of this unit. It moves a lot of air and is a bit loud. Not a drawback for me. I need background noise to distract me from my tinnitus.
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Yes. This thing is ultra sensitive. With my Walkman A845 I hear hissing from all of my IE, only the hissing is the strongest with this one. It's an unavoidable thing.
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Try googling consumer reports with Culligan FM-15A. I don't save copies but it received the highest rating for a non-powered filter.