Greewave filters

I tried to get more info on these but their customer service pretty much stinks. They emailed me back when I asked them why they don't send all filters with outlets on them after advertising that that's a big advantage over the stetzer filters.
Apparently only some of them they send you will have the outlets on them. When they returned my email he said something about a older woofer filter, a broadband filter and a new spectrum filter. So, what exactly are we getting and why? Most of my outlets have 2 things plugged into them so how do I make sure that I get enough filters with outlets on them so I don't lose functionality?
No reply.
No reply, no sale.

Steve

On April 21, torch369 <[hidden email]> wrote:
> Apparently only some of them they send you will have the outlets on
> them. When they returned my email he said something about a older '
> woofer filter, a broadband filter and a new spectrum filter. So, what exactly
> are we getting and why?

That was something that puzzled me when I looked at the Greenwave
website.  It seems that they have a few different kinds of filters, but
there didn't seem to be any way to specifically order what you want.
Instead, you had to settle for whatever they send you... ?!

Marc

What I do is tell him in the section where you put a message in during checkout that I want only filters that have outlets on them.  I've got 18 filters from them so far and they all have outlets.  That way I don't have to pull out any stetzer filters.  I buy directly from the company that makes them.

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That's the issue, I don't know why some are different, which should go where, or why. I was really interested in them until I got to the info on them.
More clarity is needed

Steve

--- In [hidden email], Marc Martin <marc@...> wrote:

Why use both? Wouldn't the greenwave eliminate the need for stetzers?

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> What I do is tell him in the section where you put a message in during checkout that I want only filters that have outlets on them.  I've got 18 filters from them so far and they all have outlets.  That way I don't have to pull out any stetzer filters.  I buy directly from the company that makes them.
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They don't eliminate the same frequencies.  The greenwaves eliminate a broader range of frequencies.  There may be some overlap involved.  I haven't studied it that much.  I have an equal number of broadband filters and the other 2000 series filters.  The broadband eliminate the higher frequencies and the 2000 series eliminate lower frequencies.  I think the stetzers eliminate only a small range of frequencies that are in the lower frequency range but don't quote me on that.

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Thanks for the info but the company is non communicative and that makes me hold onto my money. They really need to explain it better
Steve

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> They don't eliminate the same frequencies.  The greenwaves eliminate a broader range of frequencies.  There may be some overlap involved.  I haven't studied it that much.  I have an equal number of broadband filters and the other 2000 series filters.  The broadband eliminate the higher frequencies and the 2000 series eliminate lower frequencies.  I think the stetzers eliminate only a small range of frequencies that are in the lower frequency range but don't quote me on that.
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