I tested Radio Shack's "Ground Isolator" 270-054 using test signals that maxed out around 2.5 v RMS. ZSource = 150 ohms, ZLoad =
10K ohms.The measured performance was truely amazing for a pair of transformers case and cables selling for only $16.65. All IM, THD, and noise artifacts were at least 80 dB down with most in the -100 dB range or better. Frequency response showed a 2 dB peak at 20 Hz and then 10 dB down at 10 Hz. There was a 3 dB peak at about 51 KHz falling to about 10 dB down around 100 KHz. +0.5 dB at 20 KHz
I also did some experiments with varying the source and load impedances. My recollection is that the transformer is reasonably non-critical with normal audio production source and load impedances for line-level equipment. It looks like it will also work fairly well with consumer audio gear, which is of course what it was intended for.