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No hay artículos en el carroEste filtro electrónico de supresión de ruido está diseñado para limpiar activamente los ruidos generados por fuentes como generadores, alternadores y frecuencias de radio inducidas desde la línea de voltaje positivo en sistemas de audio móviles. Los filtros activos son más precisos y receptivos que los filtros pasivos, son fáciles de instalar y son rentables.
Zach Carpenter
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 20 de abril de 2022
So I have a 2006 Chevy Trailblazer with the not so popular factory Bose system. Shortly after upgrading the stereo to a more modern unit, the alternator whine started in the front tweeters, speakers faded on their own (front to back and back to front), speakers popped and crackled, etc. just had poor audio quality. After much research I figured it was a grounding issue so I started looking at filters, like this one. I was hesitant from the 3.5 star reviews but bought it anyways. Installed it today (easy) and BOOM! Audio quality is now perfect, all my audio issues are gone. I’m extremely pleased with this product and the results! Buy it!
Jerry Neumann
Comentado en Canadá el 15 de mayo de 2021
Easy to install
zikmir
Comentado en Canadá el 11 de abril de 2018
Tough it didn't work for me and the packaging had different information such as reading 35 watts while the ad says 35 amps which is a huge difference and can result in a fire! The seller refunded without even asking for it back so i give it 5 stars.
J. Claeys
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 25 de agosto de 2016
The wiring diagram packaged with it correct ... item did not work when wired per instructions. Same instructions were published on Axxess' website. Contacted Axxess for assistance who gave me new, different instructions. In this day and age it is not difficult to keep up to date information on website. Just laziness not to do so and disinterest in customer's experience with their products... hence 3 stars. Need to be sure the ground connection is as close to the power feed on the powered device (e.g. stereo head unit) coming from the AX-ANR1000 to eliminate/reduce to minimum any ground loops. Nothing in instructions about this. Any separation of these connections will create a ground loop that will pick up ignition noise and pipe it through the stereo unit. The longer the ground loop, the louder the noise. This aspect is critical to performance of this device, but no mention of it in packaged instructions nor in any technical information on mfr's website. Once wired properly it performs satisfactorily.
Dogsbody
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 30 de octubre de 2016
Years ago I installed a Rostra electronic cruise control on my 2004 Kawasaki. It has never worked 'right'. When it would lock up it would work as advertised. But whenever I came to a complete stop, then got going again, it simply would not work. I discovered that the only thing that would reset it was to come to a complete stop again, turn the motor of/on, then (most of the time) it would work again. A real PITA. So the other day I decided to try and fix it (again). On the advice of someone who know more about electricity than I do, I began research 'noise filters'. Then read a post here about a guy who installed a radar detector on his motor cycle. Would not work until he installed this device. Hmmmm. So, (still very skeptical) but for 7 bucks I can try it, I installed this device. BINGO! I just got back from an exhaustive test and COULD NOT MAKE IT FAIL!But remember... green to power source, red to device, and ground it at the same point you ground your load.
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