I have a Polycom conference phone and I hear static from other devices such as microwaves. Not sure if RF or AC adapter. Will this help?
1169401
I'm not sure either. I was receiving interference from a CBer in a truck who parked near our casita. His rantings were picked up by our PC audio wires and came through too loud and clear. I added this choke but it couldn't prevent the CB transmissions.I was able to get our apartment complex to tell him to stop transmitting. This adapter is quite inexpensive so I'd recommend you buy it and give it a try. It's easy to install too. And easy to remove if you wish.
2098028
Hello I am from Pyle and no it should ok have this static when playing music Please contact support from the Pyle website to send it back for being replaced.
1756065
I'm not sure, but I would keep looking. This item has background static. I recommend a Bluetooth fm transmitter. That's what I use now
297033
I have no idea....I returned these. There was too much static in the phones.
1975597
Yes. There is an AC adapter for the handset, as well as an AC adapter for the actual microphone base. By the way, this is the best monitor we have ever used. No static at all, and you can hear the baby make even very slight sounds.
1324569
Never had any static issues with the two I ordered. Been using almost 6 months. Do you have other equipment around that could be causing the problem?
794039
It's clear for me, too. Sometimes I get static, but it's entirely possible that it's my phone service provider and not the phone. It's a great phone.
1907817
It only works with expandable Soundstations. Turn your Polycom over and look at the bottom. If it has only one port/jack for the telephone cord, then it's not expandable. If it's expandable, it will have the port/jack for the telephone cord plug-in and will have two additional ports/jacks for the two microphones to plug into.
123126
The Ion feature on my KC-860U is on continually, I never have it off, and there isn't any static noise at all; it sits in the corner of our bedroom at least six feet from any electronics, although that shouldn't affect it. Maybe if you call Sharp they might have an answer.
367809
Mine has a slight hum. Some kind of ground loop, I guess. I'm using a 3-pin to 2-pin adaptor on the power cord--the hum is much worse without it. I've tried both the balanced and phone plug inputs (with RCA adaptors)... no difference. I haven't tried breaking the ground on one of the input cables yet.
838592
I have not had this problem. I do tend to try to stay away from the handset, or turn the cordless phone over so that room sounds are not picked up on that receiver. Hope that you can work it out!
823634
I noticed it too. When the device is connected via the instrument connection the floating ground will cancel any noise. One must remember, this isn't a professional piece of equipment with layers and layers of MOSFETS, JFETS AND TRANSISTORS To switch on and of the signal. So, even though there is no signal, it's amplifying the hum from the AC transformer as well. In common terms, it needs to be connected to a device to cancel the noise. Even in the ground, or lift phase.
1929789
I have mine plugged into a regular phone line. I do not have DSL, just crackle and static. This product did not seem to help fix that, as I was hoping it would. The static is either from the phone lines in the walls, or from my Panasonic DECT 6.0 cordless phone.
2156899
I too get a low level interference noise from my PC. Ive tried different cables and mixers, some are better than others, but I cannot make it disappear completely because all of my cables ten to "run together" around my desk. That said shielding the signal wires from stray RF is your only option, OR turn them up really LOUD. Just kidding.
734912
I don't have static...but for the price I paid, the volume of the sound is quite low...very disappointing!!!
1623783
No need for an adapter. Built in functionality. When my cell phone rings, I only hear the cell phone, not the PC. In the Jabra Device Service Preferences tab, there's a feature to 'Pause Windows Media Player when a call is initiated'. Also in the Sound dialog box, "Windows can automatically adjust the volume of different sounds when you are using your PC to place or receive telephone calls'.
1681805
Mine didn't sound static at all. If you're using the cord, make sure it's plugged in good