I need to eliminate a buzz from the headphone jack on a desktop computer that is plugged into an audio board. Will this product work? Thanks!!
1591906
It likely will. Based on your setup, adding a ground loop isolator is the first thing I would try. It's impossible to say for sure- a bad DAC in your computer or poorly insulated headphone wiring are within the realm of possibility, but Amazon is great about returns. I'd pull the trigger on this if I were you.
1591907
It worked fine to remove the buzz from my iPhone to Belkin Bluetooth audio receiver
1591908
I honestly don't know Elizabeth All I can say is it didn't work 100% on my iPhone to aux on my van it helped but didn't elimate the buzz completely I guess the only real way of telling is to buy it and try it
1591909
I was extremely disappointed with the efficacy of this product. It did not reduce the amount of noise from my computer sound card to my stereo system at all.
1695034
I'm not sure of the design details but suspect the low power setting has a smoother sine wave output so won't cause "hum" in audio when used to power audio devices. Aybe somebody else as looked into the design in detail.
654183
I hope a more informed person will post to enlighten us, but I believe this bypasses your sound card/built in audio codec. I think that is the same for any USB headset.You would need to plug a headset directly via mini jacks in the sound card to use that. I guess where I am lacking clarity is that I believe there is no special speaker hardware for headsets to do "positional" surround. I think it is all simulated- either in the chip in the USB dongle or in your PCI sound card.
2156900
I can't be certain, however a sound card via usb should kill all EMI since it's a digital connection via usb. EMI should not be a factor.
1094975
Your computer's onboard audio will definitely be able to drive them. I used them on several different computers and they worked with all of them.A headphone amplifier will probably make the headphones sound better, but it's definitely not necessary.
1983540
Connecting this to pc is an activity. The microphone uses xlr professional connector. Using various adapters to change interface results in signal leakage and hum is picked up. Thus equipment will work with professional audio equipment and not very well with a pc. Very difficult to use because minimizing hum pick up is a major activity.
844500
The buzzing problem I haven't encountered. Sadly the darn thing doesn't work very well with my phone. It doesn't connect correctly into the headphone jack. And henceforth I don't use it.
579175
Well, technically yes it would work, but it would probably degrade the sound quality quite a bit. I don't think the headphone out is line-level, so you may need a DI box or something to help the signal. Basically, I would not recommend it.
2149575
Yes, absolutely. This is what I use it for also. I believe without a dedicated soundboard this is a common problem and this is any easy fix.
1414372
It worked with mine but caused an odd 'mosquito' noise in my headphones sometimes so I plugged it into a port on the computer instead.
1255826
Check to see if your getting noise without the headphones. If you get static using speakers, then this won't do anything for you.
1621850
I actually purchased this to split between a Mic on a laptop and the headphone jack on my pc tower and it worked just fine. I hope that in some way answers your question
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I did this and it work very well. I unplug the speakers from the sound card on my computer. I set the speakers aside and did not use them. I connected the output of my sound card to aux. 1 on my Pyle PTA2. I went to DAV Thrist store and bought two speakers and connected them to my Pyle PTA2, this work very well with out any distoration.
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I use it with a sure wirless so im not sure how it would work pluged directly into a sound boad bur it your board has phamptom power you should be fine.
979251
Your headphone jack is still a low volume output that you can control. It should work just fine.
1053387
Er, Would you please describe it more clearly? It always working with buzzing sound, or sometimes, or frequently? How your headphone works without amplifier, buzzing or not? Have you ever tried to change another adapter?
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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.