Silence Never Sounded So Good.
USB-C Noise Filter with ANC3
Eliminate USB-related interference and noise in your computer-based audio system.We understand the importance of disconnecting from daily responsibilities and immersing yourself in music. Whether boosting your mood or seeking solace through your favourite songs, pristine audio clarity is essential.
Unfortunately, a computer's USB ports are often powered from a source that isn’t well-filtered, passing noise to connected equipment. This causes data loss, jitter, and poor signal integrity, ultimately leading to poor audio quality.
The iSilencer Max offers a simple plug-and-play solution to eliminate unwanted USB noise through cutting-edge technology; ensuring your listening experience remains undisturbed and pure.
Key Features Explained
Active Noise Cancellation III
ANC3 Technology cancels out incoming EMI and RFI at source. Music will seem clearer, more transparent, and bass will be improved.
Jitter Elimination
The circuitry inside the iSilencer Max reduces jitter, improving timing at the conversion stage and enhancing both dynamics and detail.
REBalance Technology®
This technology cleans up the digital signal, and ensures the signal received by the DAC is identical to the original source.
Balanced, As All Things Should Be
The REBalance circuitry within the iSilencer Max removes distortion caused by DC offset, which manifests itself as audible clicks and pops through speakers and headphones. To ensure maximum compatibility with USB-C Power Delivery (ultra-fast charging) standards, the iSilencer Max supports up to 100W (20V/5A) input.
Double Down
As the iSilencer Max reduces the amount of noise generated inside the computer, it can be plugged into unused USB ports, as well as between the PC and USB device. Using two iSilencers with their built-in ANC circuits will double the noise reduction.With USB3.0 support and backwards USB2.0 compatibility, the iSilencer does not impair the transfer and playback of hi-res audio files, regardless of quality or file size.
