Will this help filter the interference in my stereo audio from my ham radio neighbor?
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.
1213317
Only if the interference is coming from your power source. If the buzzing is caused by a fault in the amplifier or speaker wires, this unit can't correct it.
1315220
You need to ask the question to the mfg. If they are the same frequency, they might interfere with one another depending on the distance and range of each..If they are DIFFERENT frequencies they will NOT.
2002661
Most head units do not function this way because the interference it would cause to switch between two products being active at the same time. This would not work with the stereo listed.
356589
I have no idea other than that I use it to copy morse code radio transmissions at audio frequencies below 1000 Hz. I would expect normal voice frequencies bur at this piece not "Super HiFi". DHN
1359674
I would think so, but I have this one connected (transmitted) to my computer because that is where I have all my I-tunes. I have another outdoor speaker (Not this brand) that I have connected to my surround sound system where I have my CD's, xm radio, and TV and those transmit fine.
2246311
It removes a good amount of noise from the am and fm signals, but can muffle the signal if the high frequencies peak. As for HID, in theory this should help
675485
This may not get rid of all the noise but it should help reduce it. I bought some of these to help reduce some rf in some of my ham gear that kept the radio in transmit mode and they did the job to solve my problem. I just snapped them around some of the wires and cables that I suspected was the source of the rf noise.
1093338
I've only used one so I am not sure if there would be interference if you use more. I'm guessing you would have to have either a splitter or several 3.5 mm connectors on your device (or several devices with access to the same audio signal) to be able to have everyone listen to the same stimuli at once.
1571310
Yes, audio input is stereo. I'm not sure what you mean by "mic interference," you might have to be more specific. Do you mean feedback? It's an external soundcard, so you can bypass the old one and use this one instead, so if it was a problem with your soundcard or input, this should fix it.
188812
If your Ham Radio has a 3.5MM External Speaker Jack than it will. The 3.5MM PLUG is clearly stated in the description.
1938624
Yes.... If you have phones on the same wires. The splitter is a frequency splitter so dsl signal does not affect the audio phone signal (and vice versa).
192641
I just bought one and will let you know when I test it. I have one AM Stereo station in my area...
1640102
Go to menu and select another radio call number that is a "dead spot" on your radio. If you have an auxiliary output, plug your radio into that and avoid the interference
2121207
I can't be sure, but I would think you should use coax cables for a better sound.
1799779
No. I would not try it because it could damage your radio. Most CD radios these days have a SWR meter built in to use to tune it.
2205084
I bought one of these to reduce subwoofer hum. When I read the instructions, it is clear that it was intended to remove alternator whine from a car stereo, which was a useful thing 20 years ago. It did nothing to remove the subwoofer hum, and I threw it away. I doubt very much that it will help you either.