AudioQuest Jitterbug FMJ USB Noiser Filter

Description: Product highlightsdual-function noise filter cleans up both the data and power lines of USB ports durable all-metal housing shields against external noise USB Type A connections (male plug on one end, female port on the other) carbon-infused rubber door on female port helps to absorb and eliminate RF noise can be used with compatible USB-equipped home audio components, computers, car stereos, and portable devices reduces jitter and packet errors removes parasitic resonance — a form of resonant distortion presents a more dynamic, natural, and dimensional listening experience warranty: 1 year What's in the boxUSB data/power noise filter Quick Start Guide About this itemWritten by Crutchfield's Archer A.Next-gen noise filtration The original JitterBug was a hit. Its ability to dissipate noise from a range of USB-equipped devices made it a favorite among audio aficionados around the world. AudioQuest, being the unwavering innovator they are, decided to raise the stakes even higher with the JitterBug FMJ (Full Metal Jacket). This new iteration of their USB noise filter eliminates noise generated by the component it's plugged into as well as tackling environmental RF interference. Sporting a compact design and a durable all-metal case, it's a non-intrusive way to make your music sound better. You can plug it into your home desktop PC or laptop, DAC, network streamer, or even your car radio to enjoy cleaner sound with greater dynamics and energy. How does it work? The JitterBug FMJ eliminates noise in both the power and signal lines of any USB interface it's plugged into. It acts almost like a power line conditioner, correcting voltage and filtering out external electronic noise. It also dissipates signal noise that your device's USB port bleeds off. On top of that, the female USB side of the FMJ has a carbon-infused rubber "door" that improves the clarity of your tunes by absorbing RF noise. You can use the JitterBug FMJ in series with any USB-equipped audio device. You can also use a second one in another unoccupied USB port that's in parallel with the first and shut its rubber door to draw noise away from your primary USB port. Connect it up with your existing gear If you're using a Dragonfly Red or Black, you can plug it directly into the FMJ. If you're using a Dragonfly Cobalt, which already uses some JitterBug noise filtering tech, plug the Cobalt into a free USB port and plug the FMJ into a port that's parallel to it. If you're using another type of USB DAC, plug the FMJ into your source computer or device and run a USB cable from it to your DAC. Shop our selection of AudioQuest USB cables.

Price: 69.95 USD

Location: Charlottesville, Virginia

End Time: 2024-08-27T03:11:33.000Z

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