Only owned for about a couple weeks, but so far it is working like it should and without unwanted noise.
The male quarter-inch part seems loosely connected to the rest of the device and this concerns me. I am only using it for home studio work and I am very careful(most of the time) with my equipment anyways, so when I plug or unplug this device it will be done with care, and extra care because of the looseness of the quarter-inch part.
I have only owned one impedance transformer before this one(can't remember if it was the same brand or not) and the first thing to go wrong with it was that the male quarter-inch part separated from the rest of the device, however, the wires did not become disconnected so I used some duct tape to secure it and it worked fine as long as i was careful about handling it. The only reason I bought this one is because I lost my other one, but, I don't have a lot of money, nor do i care that having duct tape on my gear might make me look cheap, I just need it to work.
So, having only had two of these devices over the last 15 years or so, but not sure if they were both Audio-Technica brand, I can't make any definite statements about whether I would recommend Audio-Technica impedance matching transformers because i may have just been unlucky this time and gotten a "less than adequately, but not terribly" constructed device which I could probably exchange, that is if i wanted to deal with the shipping and all that, but I don't. Time will tell as to the stability of this particular device I have purchased.
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