SescomIL-19-SS Inline Professional Audio Hum Eliminator with Dynamic Structured Shielding

Although the item arrive in a rather big and less environment friendly box,but i guess it was what it took to expedite my order. The device performed great and i wish they will carry more stocks. All field sound people need them...seriously.

It helped when playing under light fixtures causing buzz in the line. I connected it directly to my mic and then the mic cable out. I think it still have a ground loop gremlin in my rig (pedals all connected daisy chain AC power supply) but this thing reduced the buzz down to very minimal. Will also try speaker cable out from mixer to Bose instead of TRS cable. This cable switch worked on another rig I had going from Cube EX out to Roland AC60. Signal was singing until I changed the out cable from instrument cable to speaker cable.

I connected it and didn't do anything except cut the audio completly. It didn't work for me.

The Audioman IsoBox is far superior...

I have developed an extremely irritating buzz through some of my audio equipment, including my Yamaha HS7 studio monitors. I eventually figured out that the problem connection was between one monitor and the Sub, and I bought this unit having no expectations whatsover. Needless to say, I was very pleasantly surprised that it works. I still have a terrible hum between my guitar and amp, and already have tried the Hum X, but to no avail, with the Hum Eliminator on the way and i'm not feeling too optimistic about that either.But that aside, this worked for the buzz coming from my studio monitor, so if you have the same issue, perhaps this could help you as well.

Didn't fix my problem, but not necessarily the device's fault. If nothing else a good tool to help isolate a problem. Plastic construction seems like it may not survive a lot of abuse and the form factor is rather large.

worked great

It resolved the 60 cycle hum in our church sound system in our video system we used for live streaming and recording