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I was referring to lcaillo's post, the second in this thread, where he suggests this to be the proper way to cure the problem, apparently with some type of adapters or cables of adaptive nature. This would seem preferable to line source measures that utilize filters or whatever. Would this cure the problem? Apparently lcaillo believes so. Any drawbacks to this? Anyone else tried this approach?
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Robert,
I'm don't see where lcaillo's post refers to adapters or cables. He said the proper way to eliminate the problem is with a transformer - and he's correct. I backed this up in my post where I suggested any of the in-line solutions suggested in the Guide would work by using transformers or differential amps. You do have to be careful to not purchase a transformer that is so cheap that it suffers a poor low frequency response.
Either the DCI-ALHI or the Ebtech Hum Eliminator would be fine. Personally, I like Jensen transformers. Some people just make their own with Jensen transformers or they purchase them in a box like
this or
this.
Jensen supplies this type of
proper spec sheet. Why can't the others? I suppose that's why Jensen products are so **** expensive.
MarkerTek for $120.....or mono
MarkerTek for $95...............
brucek
EDIT: I should be mentioning the
Jensen isolator for subs which has better
low frequency response.