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(More customer reviews)I've got a coax cable coming into my house for analog cable TV and digital Internet. The cable goes to a splitter, and from there feeds into my a/v system as well as my cable modem. My computer feeds back into the a/v system via a mixer. There was no noise in my system's audio until the cable line was introduced. The cable company's technicians confirmed that both the cable and the house are exceptionally well grounded, but they couldn't figure out how to make the hum go away. Finally, after seeing a mention of the Dayton VIT-1 on a message board, I figured I'd give it a try. I put it on my line where it comes in, before the splitter, and it works just great. The ground hum has been attenuated to near zero, and the unit does not interfere with my Internet service or analog TV reception in any way. It is also quite affordable and arrived within days of my order. I recommend the VIT-1 to anyone who has ground loop noise with an analog cable TV line, assuming all other sources of noise have been ruled out.
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The Dayton VIT-1 virtually eliminates the 60 Hz hum introduced into your home entertainment system through your analog cable or antenna connection, and is usually noticed when connecting a powered subwoofer to your home theater system. A passive design does not affect your analog cable tv signal strength (not recommended for use ondigital cable or cable modem installations). In extreme cases the use of a grounding block may also be necessary.Connect the transformer in-line between your cable line and TV using the female F-connector on the cable side, and the male F-connector on the TV. Operating frequency: 54 MHz to 1 GHz. Note: Interferes with digital cable, cable modem, and satellite TV operation.
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