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Shure a15rf RF Filter XLR In/Out 126.99 SKU: I306038-23-WHXE

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Shure a15rf RF Filter XLR In/Out 126.99 SKU: I306038-23-WHXEShure A15RF In Line RF Interference Attenuator The Shure A15RF is an in line RF interference attenuator designed to reduce unwanted AM radio bleed that can enter microphone lines, especially when using long cable runs. Placed directly in line with your mic cable, it helps keep your audio signal clean and intelligible in RF heavy environments such as broadcast facilities, performance venues, and houses of worship. Reduces RF interference from nearby AM

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SKU: I306038-23-WHXE

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35 mm (1/4-inch) connector: –13 dBV (into 100 kΩ load)

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Shure a15rf RF Filter XLR In/Out 126.99 SKU: I306038-23-WHXEShure A15RF In Line RF Interference Attenuator The Shure A15RF is an in line RF interference attenuator designed to reduce unwanted AM radio bleed that can enter microphone lines, especially when using long cable runs. Placed directly in line with your mic cable, it helps keep your audio signal clean and intelligible in RF heavy environments such as broadcast facilities, performance venues, and houses of worship. Reduces RF interference from nearby AM

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