The SUB-1RR is made in the USA, is backed by the manufacturer's comprehensive one year warranty, and has a remarkable 20 year warranty on the transformer device itself.  MSRP is $114.95.

Ground Loops?
(or why the best planned systems sometimes sound bad)
It is a subject that is seldom discussed in manufacturers publications, or even in magazines of the trade, but ground loops can happen even in the most carefully planned A/V system.  When ground loops happen, the result is unwanted hum.  This hum is most often heard in powered sub-woofers, but may also be present in the main channels as well.  Most powered sub-woofers use a signal-sensing circuit to turn the amplifier off when no signal is present, but ground loops can induce enough hum on the input to keep the amplifier running continuously. 

Ground loops are often the result of the fact that sub-woofers tend to be powered by a different electrical branch circuit than the rest of the A/V system.  It's easy to understand why, because the sub-woofer may be across the room, and/or it may require so much power that a single branch circuit just isn't enough to handle the load.  

The result is that the neutral or ground side of the two circuits can be at a slightly different potential.  It can be because one of the circuits is loaded more heavily than the other, or because one run is longer than the other, or any number of other reasons that are beyond the scope of this article.

Ideally, ground loops would be prevented at the design level, but if you are working with an existing room, it is not always possible or practical.

Ground loops can occur in a mobile installations as well, because all of the amplifiers in the system have their own internal power supplies, and voltage drop percentages in a 12 volt system can be even more challenging than in a home system.

The Solution
The Jensen Transformers SUB-1RR is elegant in its simplicity.  Just insert it anywhere in the audio line between the receiver or preamp LFE output and the sub-woofer input and it immediately provides these benefits:. 

• Eliminates the inherent ground noise coupling mechanism

• Common-mode ground noise rejection of 105 dB at 60 Hz

• Extended low frequency response: -1dB at 0.4Hz, -3dB at 0.15Hz

• Extremely low distortion: 0.01% at 20Hz and -10dBV

• 0dB insertion loss with 600 Ohm source and 47k Ohm load

Immediately, the effects of the ground loop become a non-issue.  Problem solved.  There are not too many things that one can install in an audio system that can do so much with so little effort.  It is a small device, 4.32" long, 2.60" wide, and 1.45" tall, so it fits just about anywhere.Why Cable Solutions?
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SKU Number JT SUB-1RR
MSRP: $114.95
Our Price: $103.46

Here is a top view of the isolator.






Here you can see the gold-plated RCA type input and output jacks.






Here is a look at what's inside.