Hmmm " Signal/Noise Ratio: &gt;100dB". Am I reading that wrong or is that an INCREDIBLY high noise ratio? I know little about electronics. Wondering.
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This little worked great for me with no interference. I ran an MP3 player through it without issue.
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Those that are suggesting to use a 3.5mm over a digital is totally out of their minds! Coaxial is the best way to go for the cleanest signal, its like, you rather use a cassette tape over a CD? Really..?!
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Having the same problem Herberto is having, where I hear the high pitched background noise and cyclic modulation, even if I turn the volume down to 0. Seems much worse when I try to use my AV sources rather than cable, though playing MP3s through the USB port sounds fine. Muting (compared to turning the volume down to zero) doesn't produce the noise, but unlike a bunch of people above, I didn't notice an improvement with my external speakers.
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@ +12db you will hear some noise, but for live work it's acceptable&gt; I would not use it for studio post production mix downs. Hope this was helpful.
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was wandering the same thing but i did some research and its a active speaker with 625RMS/900WATT Max...Im 80% sure that this information is true but will keep looking cuz i was looking to get one too....also if you wanted to know the SPL output is 132 DB
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Audio had a slight buzz that I believe same from the low quality switch mode pier supply. I was going to experiment with a battery yo confirm, but as of yet have not tad time. My guess is it would be wise to go with an aftermarket linear power supply to have the cleanest audio. The I purchased did come with antenna, the rubber duckies type.
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I'm trying to find out the same thing. It's weird. Mine detects stations that are very faint yet misses some of the major ones with strong signals. So how do I get those major stations?!? Hello Creative Labs: You're missing some obvious features, so plus update so you'll really be the best.
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i first of all am no sound engineer, nor electronics guru...all i can tell is what i did and what worked perfectly for me....i took output signal from xm radio...ran it thru a preamp...then the wa50 sys....split it to bose radio nearby...and remotely to bose radio two rooms away...my impression is it has nothing to do with speakers of any age...that is an amp issue...this only sends a signal...it drives nothing.
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I have had the same experience (loud buzz, dropped signal). Very disappointing in a system of this cost. Is Nuforce intending on fixing this or is our only approach - as commented previously - to defeat the bluetooth and direct wire, which defeats the point of the system? With the advent of new bluetooth systems that have entered the market I would suggest that if Nuforce doesn't provide a fix to this problem that they will fail.
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Any component will degrade signal quality to some degree, and add some noise. The real issue has to do with perception. I switch between a TV, a CD deck, and a tablet. I have not perceived any degradation or noise. It sure beats switching cables. I would give it a try. You will be pleased.
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The noise level(zero load--full load)DB(A)/7M is 54-59. Thanks for your question. Jason, AMERISUN INC. www.amerisuninc.com 1-800-791-9458
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I see the entry below and wonder why. So far I've had an excellent experience with my unit. I bought it all and didn't really need the FM booster. Still, puts out sound like a full sized unit, in my humble opinion. Would I do it again? So far, you betcha'!!
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R. Williams - Nope. I've run this sub-woofer for countless hours over the years...sometimes under "unusual" circumstances and often with very high demands...it has operated faultlessly. As I noted earlier, "it'll make you happy". It still brings me a solid "lower-end" sound (and feel, too.). I'm thinking that Matthew Robb's reply is right-on. An ill fitting cable can make for a weak ground. Feedback is another possible cause...NAH...not likely. Hope your annoying "super loud buzzing" is soon ended.abez2.
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This product IS an amplifier. If you cascade this product with the LNA-100, you will get further amplification, but also amplify noise.
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I am assuming the sound is too low and can be a little hard to hear. That's because the signal being used was intended to be amplified. This adapter worked for my needs as our LAN party just needed to have a general idea of what was going on. I plan on looking for a battery powered in-line amp to plug this into for future parties. Hope this helped.
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I think what you are looking at on the receiver is not a stereo signal. It is the AF & RF signal strength. It might look like it's coming through as a mono signal, but that is just an indicator of signal strength. Here is a good link to explain: https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/30/866075
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Good question...I have mines up top too, it does not sound bad. What receiver or amplifier are you using or how many watts per channel?I have an Onkyo 80 watts per channel and it sounds pretty good but I am in the process of getting the Onkyo 828.Check your settings, db