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Technically 5+Cosmetically 5-No box!YES, it really does take away some of the noise your computer makes!Write us a price in private, we'll discuss and bargain!Shipping: fast international shipping (9–12 days )• Item is in stock and ready to ship• Real photos (what you see is what you get)• Careful packaging to avoid any damage• Tracking number provided after shippingNew seller here, but I take every order seriously and aim for 100% customer satisfaction.Feel free to message me — I reply quicklyNew seller on this platform, building reputation — I will do my best to provide excellent serviceTrade against your offerOpen to offersShips from Ukraine
This is a seller’s market for USB noise filters right now, and the US$95 asking price for the used AudioQuest JitterBug is ambitious, sitting well above the 75th percentile of US$88 and the median of US$81 from your own database. At US$95, you’re paying roughly US$7–US$21 more than typical recent used listings, which makes this a tough buy unless the condition is exceptional or accessories are included.
The JitterBug remains well-regarded among enthusiasts for its ability to reduce USB data and power noise, reportedly improving dynamic contrast, warmth, and resolution by dampening ringing on both lines. It’s a passive device that doesn’t reclock data, and some listeners describe it as bringing computer audio closer to the clarity of CD playback. If this unit is original-owner, clean, and includes the original cable or box, the premium might justify itself—but at this price, condition and completeness are critical.
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Founded in 1980 by Bill Low in Irvine, California, AudioQuest traces its roots to 1978, when Low, a hi-fi store manager and avid enthusiast, began crafting superior audio cables to overcome the signal degradation he observed in existing products. Dissatisfied with subpar materials and construction, he prioritized advanced conductors like 6N copper, innovative insulation, and precise geometries, quickly earning acclaim after demos at events like the 1979 Summer CES. This passion-driven origin propelled AudioQuest from a cable innovator—first U.S. company to advance signal transmission in 1985—to a global force in high-performance audio.
While renowned for its expansive lineup of analog, digital, and AC power cables, including HDMI for video, AudioQuest has broadened into USB DACs and headphone amps, highlighted by the multi-award-winning DragonFly series launched in 2012. The brand also offers Niagara and PowerQuest power conditioners, alongside custom-install solutions, all engineered to maximize system fidelity without venturing into amplifiers, speakers, or turntables.
AudioQuest commands a premium position in the high-end market, supplying thousands of specialist retailers across 60 countries as the dominant cable provider for discerning audiophiles. Its relentless innovation, from conductor purity to dielectric design, delivers tangible performance gains, cementing a reputation for value and musicality that serious hi-fi buyers trust.
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