Could this help cut down on crackling in my headphones? I hear that this would could help ground the PC.
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Possible, but if your computer is working well otherwise to be honest your power is probably fine. It's cheap enough to try.
1742512
MY guess is that this would not cut down on electronic interference in your headphones.
1104133
They will certainly help. Most any noise reduction solutions will, earplugs, ear muffs etc. They have good noise reduction. Check the -db levels, the higher the better.
306664
That is not too different from my application, so it should help. It will stop resonance and provide some sound absorption.
822339
This type of device should not cause any noise in a sound system. Most of these devices provide some filtering so if anything the noise should be lower but these types of devices will not fix many issues with grounds on other pieces of equipment that are plugged into the rack power strip. I would look for a ground problem in your rack or sound system. Most of the time you have a cable that has gone bad. I will be putting two of these into a rack for a large PA and will write a review when I get them installed. Good luck.
339876
It might, it helped in my car for my system. Try going to a car audio store or just call them and they should be able to tell if you would make a difference or even recommend something better
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I use my pair of ATH-M50's on my desktop and this certainly helped to elimnate all line static I was getting from a crappy output source. It also helps when I play music from my phone to make it sound a smidge more clear due to a better signal getting to my headphones.
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I would try it because I'm using it to switch between an Apple and home built computer that has external speakers and headphones... I don't hear static and it rocks pretty good... Read the return policy and go for it!!! It works for my needs
1615388
Yes it affects the volume, it worked perfectly for me to get rid of the hiss, but it only affected one channel for me. I'm using it with a PC the right speaker seemed muffled at higher volumes the left seemed uninfected, I fixed my problem but I don't have true stereo, y cable on the left channel
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I'm not sure what you are asking. My PC speakers are silent when I have my headphones plugged in. Settings vary on different models. But I use these Philips ear buds with my iPod which has no built in external speaker. It would be nearly impossible for anyone else to hear my ear buds while I am listening to something.
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It will do better than the standard headphone out on your computer or smartphone but I don't think it's designed to drive high impedance headphones. Having said that, I have no actual experience.
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Honestly i haven't tried it since the main reason for what i bought the product was to listen not use it in mic terms. But it's all about sound being transferred. So my best guess it's that it should work for that.
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Hi, Yes that's exactly what this is intended to help with. It will remove a lot of the reflections in the room that create that boxy sound. It won't get rid of everything, but these often go a long way towards fixing those issues. If you found this helpful, please consider buying from us. We have this in stock and can ship within 1 business day. - Pixel Pro Audio
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.
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possibly. If you have one source splitting out into two amps, if you put it inline before both amps, you should be able to clean the noise up before it gets to the amps. I put mine between my USB dac to my 4ch amp and it was instantly better. Didn't need to use the two additional brown ground wires that are sticking out of it.
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First of all, I would suggest testing to see if the problem is in the headphones/ear buds themselves. If not, then yes, this would take care of it.
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.
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I have to second Joe M's answer. The most effective noise reduction solution is a set of cheap foam ear plugs.