Static Noise From My Computer Speakers

A passive a/b switch. I use it to be able to use one set of computer speakers with 2 different PC towers. It does not and any noise to the signal. Highly recommended and easy to connect.

I primarily use it as a mic for my PC, so I don't have to wear a headset. But I also needed it mounted just over 2 feet away, 80 degrees to my right, and for it to minimize picking up sound from my speakers. So far I'd say it works quite well. My voice comes through clear at normal speaking volume, while picking up the tiniest bit of background noise from my speakers. Game audio is very distant sounding, and not intrusive in the mix. The audio is clear and my voice is the focal point of the playback. I haven't tried yet, but I bet I can tune the mic with the RODE software to help even more with the background noise. I also wanted this mic in the off chance I want to use it with my Fuji camera. I tested video recording and the audio is much more directional than the normal mic, focusing the audio input where the lens is pointing, of course. My use case is amateur and weird, but overall very happy with the performance of this $99 mic.

I like this speaker combo set, because they give me a lot of bass which I like a lot, and I don't even hear any static noise after 2 weeks.

I have used the product several times and it works as described very well. I have copied several vinyl LPs and the digital result seems to be virtually identical to the source. SoundSaver Express software is included and I use it to make the initial digital conversion. This software has some signal modification features that claim to fix the LP static and noise problems. I have not used those features because I do not want the noise filter to be applied to the entire digital file. Instead I have elected to use Audacity software, which I am familiar with, to clean up the digital file. The bad thing about the Art USB Phono Plus is that it accurately captures everything that the phono and LP produce, namely static and pop. So the reality in my case is that there is a lot of work to clean up the original digital file before it meets my standard to include in my digital playlist. I have used Audacity to clean up the file and then I make an uncompressed .wav and a .mpg file. I then use the .wav file to create a music CD to store with my other CD's and now I have a backup for my vinyl LP.

I had a more expensive radio signal - Wireless Lavalier set, that was keep giving me headache by static noise even from close range.. Only using Boya By-WM4 for some days but so far it gives me perfect connection. It was a good choice.

This instantly removed static and excess noise from my microphone. Friends could tell the difference. I love being able to see if my input peaks, so I know if i'm speaking too loudly. It's sturdy and made of solid materials. You can tell the quality difference between this and a $50 interface. Very happy with my purchase, and I would recommend.

I was worried that an unbalanced cable would add noise over this long of a wire, but i haven't had issues with static when using it.

Love the length (more than i need) and the fact that it doesn't transmit any static or has communication blackouts with the computer.

My mom uses computer speakers connected to the headphone jack on her Mac Mini. The jack failed (evidently this isn't uncommon). As an inexpensive workaround, I picked up this USB audio adapter, and it worked like a charm. Even plugged into a USB hub, it stays recognized and selected in the Sound System Preferences pane even after rebooting and waking from sleep.

I HAVE PURCHASED LOGITECH SPEAKERS BEFORE FOR MY OLD COMPUTER , I JUST SIMPLY UPGRADED THEM. THEY ARE THE BEST. AND I WOULD ALWAYS RECOMMED THEM TO OTHERS TO PURCHASE. I AM VERY PLEASED.