Eliminate the buzz
Sometimes a dash gets so crowded with electronic equipment and controls that any audio installation picks up unwanted noises and interference. Axxess's AX-ANR1000 electronic noise suppressor will remove noise introduced into your car stereo's power wiring. Its simple in-line connection and small size let you install it behind your receiver where it's needed.
Product highlights:
- in-line power noise filter
- connects in-line on a receiver's power wire and to ground
- handles up to 35 watts
- dimensions: 3-1/2"W x 1-1/4"H x 1-15/16"D
- warranty: 60 days
- Our 60-day money-back guarantee
- MFR # AX-ANR1000
What's in the box:
Axxess AX-ANR1000 owner's manual
- Electronic inline power noise filter
- Instruction Sheet
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Crutchfield customer from Greenbelt, MD on 7/5/2019
It didn't solve my problem.
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Cons: Definitely wouldn't buy one.
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Finally fixed the random popping
Crutchfield customer from N Richlnd Hls, TX on 6/24/2019
After installing a new receiver in my 4runner, I had a constant popping that took forever to figure out where it was coming from. After trying a few 'fixes' that work on some cars, like grounding directly to the frame, it didn't go away. We finally figured out it was the climate control system cycling since it got louder when the fan was on high. This was kinda last resort and it worked!! It was a frustrating ordeal but liked the new receiver too much to go back. Thanks support guys for all the help and patience getting this resolved.
Pros: Inexpensive. Easy to install.
Cons: I had to completely take the entire console apart and remove the receiver to get to the power line. Kinda big so squishing it in was fun.
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Works great!
Jim from Mary Esther, FL on 3/10/2019
Easy to install and eliminated all noises.
Pros: Easy to install and eliminated all noises.
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Nn noise anymore!
Jimmy from Magnolia, AR on 9/4/2018
Worked great
Pros: Works well.
Cons: Have to take the head unit out again.
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Cole from mansfield, LA on 4/7/2018
Didn't fix the problem in my case but did reduce noise
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Crutchfield customer from Elkhart, IN on 11/16/2017
Very happy with this product! Reduced the static and annoying noise in speakers drastically! Highly recommended!
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Works great
Christopher from Castle Rock, CO on 9/30/2017
Annoying intermittent whine in the whife's Tahoe. Did the Big 3... whine still there. Upgraded every ground in vehicle... whine still there. Installed this... whine gone. Worth every penny.
Pros: Easy installation, eliminated the whine I couldn't fix with doing the Big 3.
Cons: None
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Not a silver bullet but it helps
Derrick from Columbus, OH on 6/2/2017
My alternator/electrical system was introducing a buzz to my head unit. I installed this filter on the power line heading into the head unit and the buzz sound went from "annoying until I turn up the volume" to "I can only hear it if I put my ear next to the speaker". It was not a 100% removal of noise, more like a 70% decrease. I'll take it. Had to call Crutchfield to make sure I was connecting the right wires. Glad I called because my assumptions were incorrect. Installation was simple and the unit is small and easily fits behind the dash.
Pros: Reduced alternator buzz by 70%
Cons: Didn't completely remove buzz (not that I expected it to)
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Waste
Crutchfield customer from Michigan on 4/23/2017
Waste of 20 bucks in my opinion. Did absolutely nothing to reduce static
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Helps take noise out of anything
Crutchfield customer from Waynesboro, VA on 5/28/2016
This inline filter helps take out noise that's introduced by your vehicles electrical system, just wires inline in minutes and it works great
Pros: Wires in line with the 12 volts and reduces any noise by 85 percent
Cons: Does remove all the noise or at least in my case it didn't . But made a huge difference
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Doesn't work
Crutchfield customer from Milford, DE on 4/22/2016
Installed it and whining did not go away. Also for some reason after installing my radio takes an extra minute and 30 seconds to shut off after turning the car off. Do not recommend.
Pros: Easy install
Cons: Doesn't work
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Make sure you need this before installing.
Paul from Tallahassee, FL on 2/16/2016
I purchased this to resolve the whining coming from my radio, but it didn't work. as it turns out, it was the GMOS-04 interface that did the job.
Pros: Easy enough to install.
Cons: Didn't resolve my issue.
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stuck like chuck
eric from sonora, ca on 2/3/2016
New radio purchased would not work with this. Very annoying. Now it sits in a drawer, useless.
Pros: waste
Cons: of $20
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Access ax-anr1000 from Virginia on 9/10/2015
Have installed and ever since it has been a nightmare. Caused problems with wiring and did not take noise out.
Pros: Non
Cons: Does not work
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Features
Electronic Noise Suppressor: This Electronic Noise Suppression Filter (AX-ANR1000) by Axxess Integrate is designed to actively cleanse noises generated by sources such as generators, alternators and inducted radio frequencies from the positive voltage line in mobile audio systems. Handles up to 35 watts (see Note below!).
- Green wire is the power input
- Red wire is the output to the source
- Black wire is ground
Note: Stickers on the unit and the back of the packaging may incorrectly state the filter can handle up to 35 Amps, instead of 35 Watts.
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