Will this eliminate any electrical 'noise' from my audio equipt. ant TV?
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Hi William,To echo Derryl, no this is not a conditioner. This item is an intelligent surge protector that is meant to eliminate phantom electrical draw from devices that are powered off but still taking a small draw of power. Thanks,Mediabridge Customer Support856-216-8222support@mediabridgeproducts.com
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Hi William, To echo Derryl, no this is not a conditioner. This item is an intelligent surge protector that is meant to eliminate phantom electrical draw from devices that are powered off but still taking a small draw of power. Thanks, Mediabridge Customer Support 856-216-8222 support@mediabridgeproducts.com
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It probably will not, if you are looking for something to eliminate noise then this device is not going to do you any good. With this device, you get some extra outlets and 5 of the outlets on this strip can be controlled by turning off a device (T.V. in my case) plugged into the main outlet plug on the strip, if/ after you set it up that way. As far cable and phone noise, I have not used those connections but I still doubt it will help with your application.
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we are not using it to power audio equipment so i do not know if it will produce a hum in your equipment the unit itself is quiet I know some supplies do hum but the one we have is quiet
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If you have a sound system i.e. Stereo component you should not have any problem because sound should go directly to your speakers not on the TV try to avoid if possible not to use your TV for sound and hook up your Grand Videoke thru your sound system and if you used your sound system make sure to turn down all your sound TV , Cable Box to "0" setting that way your not getting any echo feedback only your sound system should be operating by it self if you don't have a stereo component just invest in one rather than having problem with the feedback sound hope everything works out fine with your system let us know if this help If you have a sound system i.e. Stereo component you should not have any problem because sound should go directly to your speakers not on the TV try to avoid if possible not to use your TV for sound and hook up your Grand Videoke thru your sound system and if you used your sound system make sure to turn down all your sound TV , Cable Box to "0" setting that way your not getting any echo feedback only your sound system should be operating by it self if you don't have a stereo component just invest in one rather than having problem with the feedback sound hope everything works out... » Read More If you have a sound system i.e. Stereo component you should not have any problem because sound should go directly to your speakers not on the TV try to avoid if possible not to use your TV for sound and hook up your Grand Videoke thru your sound system and if you used your sound system make sure to turn down all your sound TV , Cable Box to "0" setting that way your not getting any echo feedback only your sound system should be operating by it self if you don't have a stereo component just invest in one rather than having problem with the feedback sound hope everything works out fine with your system let us know if this help « Show Less
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Run your cable connection through your receiver first then from your receiver to the TV. Then you avoid the TV's sound altogether. you could also run a splitter on your cable connection with one going to the receiver and one to the TV and keep the volume down.
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After installing them on my 2 way radio antenna it got rid of all my squiggle lines on my TV so it might work for you too. If your getting audio out of your external speaker jack your having some kind of grounding issue somewhere with the radio, Coax, maybe radio chassis.
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Never have heard anything , but hums or noises could be resistance... either from outlet or heater unit itself.... but noise shouldn't happen.... prob wanna get that checked
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Yes, there is a mini input jack on the back. So long as you have a headphone jack, or other audio line out on your TV - this will work. Better still if you have bluetooth on your TV, you can eliminate wires altogether.
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a separate post suggested turning tru-motion off... I just ordered my tv - hopefully it looks good. no suggestions on sound though
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Yes. That is exactly what I purchased this for. That annoying Humm is now gone. I was getting that Humm from my home theater sound. It worked perfectly. I'm a very happy customer.
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No. But your tv has to have "audio out" plugs. They are those white and red plugs. You may also have yellow. That's for video. It should say, audio out.
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You should be able to plug in a pair of headphones into the TV and be able to hear fine. If plugged in all the way, there should be no "noise" coming out of the Television itself. We currently have normal speakers plugged into ours and no sound comes out of the TV speakers, only the speakers plugged in.
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If you have connected tv, receiver, speakers properly, and initialized receiver and did the tone test and everything worked. Then make you chose thru your receiver to direct input signal from tv in receiver choose this setting HD-D.C.S i think this will take care of sound problem.
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The unit came with a 3.5 mm Jack. If your TV has a recept for this jack plugging into it probably disables the TV speakers. It did on my set.
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Try this: disconnect the coax from your cable box. If the Direct TV speaker hum goes away, this isolator should solve your problem.
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I haven't tried it, but I imagine it would work the same as any other audio from your TV. I don't think the source matters.
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Yes, but it depends on your TV. Most TV's have a way to turn off the TV speakers if you chose to.
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Update, I just tried it while playing the ps3 and muted it and there was definitely the same noise. Maybe a bad PSU? Any input would be very appreciated.