Shure

Shure A15RF XLR RF Interference Filter with Phantom Power Pass-Through

XLRPhantom Powercondenser

Eliminate Radio Frequency InterferenceThe Shure A15RF RF Filter is designed to minimize interference from AM radio stations, ensuring clear audio in microphone installations. Compatible with condenser microphones, this filter delivers optimal performance when installed close to the microphone. Th...

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Overview

Eliminate Radio Frequency Interference

The Shure A15RF RF Filter is designed to minimize interference from AM radio stations, ensuring clear audio in microphone installations. Compatible with condenser microphones, this filter delivers optimal performance when installed close to the microphone.

  • The A15RF passes phantom power
  • Can be used with condenser microphones
  • The Shure A15RF reduces interference from AM radio stations

Key Features

The A15RF passes phantom power

Can be used with condenser microphones

The Shure A15RF reduces interference from AM radio stations that may bleed into microphone lines when using long cables in microphone installations such as suspending choir microphones

Country of Origin: China

Specifications

Brand
Shure
Model
A15RF
Product Type
XLR RF Interference Filter
Phantom Power
Pass-Through
Compatibility
Condenser microphones
Function
Reduces AM radio station interference
Connection Type
XLR
Country of Origin
China

Frequently Asked Questions

The main purpose of the Shure A15RF filter is to reduce interference from AM radio stations that may bleed into microphone lines, particularly when using long cables.
Yes, the A15RF is designed to pass phantom power, making it compatible for use with condenser microphones.
It is most beneficial in microphone installations where long cables are used, such as suspending choir microphones, and where AM radio interference is a problem.
No, the A15RF is specifically designed to reduce RF interference from AM radio stations and does not address other forms of noise or signal issues.
The Shure A15RF uses XLR connectors, making it suitable for standard microphone setups with XLR cables.