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General
Brand: AudioQuest
Model Number: JITTERBUG
Product Name: JitterBug USB Data and Power Noise Filter
Color: Black
Warranty
Warranty - Parts: 1 year
Warranty - Labor: 1 year
Other
Product Weight: 0.3 pounds (The out of box weight of the item.)
UPC: 092592009462
JitterBug’s dual-circuitry measurably reduces unwanted noise currents and parasitic resonances. It also reduces jitter and packet errors.
Reduces the noise and ringing: That plague both the data and power lines of USB ports. Measurably reduces jitter and packet errors.
Improves: Dynamic contrast, warmth and resolution.
A better audio experience: Clearer and more compelling sound, music, dialog, etc.
Use JitterBug with locally connected USB devices: such as hard drives, printers, and cameras, to effectively reduce audio interference.
Reduces the noise and ringing: That plague both the data and power lines of USB ports. Measurably reduces jitter and packet errors.
Improves: Dynamic contrast, warmth and resolution.
A better audio experience: Clearer and more compelling sound, music, dialog, etc.
Use JitterBug with locally connected USB devices: such as hard drives, printers, and cameras, to effectively reduce audio interference.
Whats Included
AudioQuest JitterBug USB Data and Power Noise Filter
AudioQuest JitterBug USB Data and Power Noise Filter
Customers are saying
Customers recognize the JitterBug USB Data and Power Noise Filter significantly improves sound quality, with many noting a more relaxed high-end and a noticeable improvement in bass response. Users report a more open and airy soundscape, allowing for better instrument separation. There were no reported negative aspects of the product.
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Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Works but mileage may vary
Macs are fairly quiet to begin with. But since I'm running 4 external DAC's I like to make sure the signal is not in anyway corrupted before they get to the DAC. The only difference I can hear is the slight extension on the bass notes but it's subtle that if I didn't know it was there I probably won't be able to tell the difference. There are similar products from iFi and Schiit if your USB output signal is really crappy but with today's computers the benefit of using one of these is really not that necessary. I suggest borrowing one from a friend before committing yourself to one.
Posted by APCHouston
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Pleasantly surprised
I ordered this thinking for $50 if it does nothing it's no big deal. However it does seem to work and audio out of my Mac mini to and external DAC sounds even better. When used with the Schiit Fulla 2 DAC/amp my headphones sounded more airy and the bass is tight. One caveat though, I'm not sure the effect will be the same on every system. But it's definitely worth looking into.
Posted by APCHouston
Rated 3 out of 5 stars
Is Your Hearing Really Good?
I can't say anything bad about the Jitterbug; then again, I can't say anything good either. When I bought its partner, AudioQuest's Dragonfly, I was astounded with how much it improved the sound from my laptop. I added the Jitterbug based on reviews I'd read, but could not tell the difference. Maybe it's my age leading to declining hearing ability, so I can't fault Jitterbug necessarily. But to me I'd spend the $100 on the Dragonfly and forget about the Jitterbug for $50. Maybe try them both out and see for yourself... (That's one thing I love about buying from Best Buy-I can test things and return them to an actual physical store if needed, instead of going through the hassle of mailing things).