Rapco Horizon

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The RapcoHorizon RFBLOX RF Frequency Filter is designed to "choke" out intrusive radio frequencies that bleed into shielded microphone cables. This affordable audio solution features an XLR (female) input and XLR (male) output in a compact and durable aluminum shell.
Rapco Horizon RFBLOX RF Choke Device

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  • Eliminates intrusive radio frequencies
  • XLR input and outputs
  • Compact and durable aluminum shell

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Limited lifetime warranty.

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  • Probably Works Well

    4

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    submitted9 years ago

    byCary

    fromundisclosed

    Not really sure if it's working or not. May be my error. Still trying to get a noticeable difference in noise.

  • I think it's okay

    4

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    submitted9 years ago

    byCaryBass

    fromSeattle, WA

    Not sure that the RF Choke helped, but it certainly didn't hurt! For about $10, it was worth a try. Seems to be made solid and was certainly easy to use. No extra noise, just not sure that it reduced the noise. Worth giving it a try if you are having issues.

  • No Rockin FM radio in church!

    5

    submitted12 years ago

    bygene noel

    fromPeoria, AZ

    Our church has drop mics over the choir on 25' cords. They (the cords thought they were antenna) in those quiet moments when the preacher was making his point during the sermon - the PA could contribute the local crankin FM station. SO 1. unplug 3 prong mic 2. plug RFBLOX inline 3. Problem solved IT WAS THAT EASY - affordable fix, easy fix, nuf said.

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