Will this cable suppress electrical interference such as mobile-phone signalling, given that part of it isn't shielded as well as an XLR cable?
910475
I'm not sure if I am answering your question. Here's what I know. I was able to use this with A xlr mic and interview someone for a tv show. There wasn't any sound interference. Also make sure to check their website to see if,your phone can use this. Mine worked fine on lg g2. Hope this helps.
1788922
yes-it should work ok as there is minimum signal drop through the connector
1569806
No it won't. It is 99% passive. (Note: anytime you add connectors or cable to any installation you can suffer signal loss. However this is not even measurable on this device).
1286408
It will work but this type of cable is NOT shielded and may contribute noise to your guitars signal.
1317802
I'm going to say no...because its a specialty cable...but if you want to risk tearing the unit up you could slice together some similar gauge wire....don't know what the specs are with signal drop as the unit is powered by 2 double A batteries...hope this helps...its really an awesome security device.
959943
I assume this is a joke! The cable does a very good job of eliminating static/feedback or whatever electronic noise comes through when playing your phone or device through the car radio. I readily recommend it. You will have to speak to your car dealer about road noise.
344960
I suspect that "theoretically" it would. In actual practice there could be other factors that degrade the signal.
1031399
I'd imagine the only difference would be the length of the wire. Keep in mind though that signals degrade based on the length of the wire. My 0.5 cable works flawlessly. If I needed more length I'd probably go for something gold plated.
457256
Yes as long as you done have concrtetr or steel construction to interfere with the signal. If you do you need to be pretty close in range.
1535903
This should protect phone line to modem. Should be no different than a jack by means of compatibility. As R. Darst said, I cannot confirm it does either, but would suspect it does.
1172157
I didn't find any issues with the cable. It has good flexibility and the XLR plugs seem fine for the money.
2090008
In general, these type of cables/devices are meant to split a signal, not combine. You can also damage the stereo device if it's not protected.
958772
Yes the device separates the phone and DSL signals and provides a noise filter to reduce signal interference for phone line and modem connection. Makes both signals more usable.
1782713
I guess that is a question for the manufacturer, because I just don't know. I do know that it has not interfered with my signal or anything as it refers to talking. It HAS ruined a credit card. I put it together in my pocket with the credit card and then the strip did not work... So now I obviously have to keep them apart...
535522
With a heavy shielded cord, it should. Double shielded would be better. RCA cords will cause a slight degradation to the signal over that distance.
1903926
Probably not; it is all just rubber coated. I cut the cable end to wire into electrical box (has a strange end plug). It has three rubber coated wires: black, white, green. These were surrounded by just the black rubber outside.
1377696
No.. be careful with the cable, as it also contains the signal lead for the directional control box, this is just my suggestion only.