Is this actualy a>>4-Pole<< 2.5MM MALE TO >>4-Pole<< 3.5MM Stereo FEMALE AUDIO ADAPTER?
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Yes, there is but be careful. If you have a Verizon phone, the adapter you see pictured will not work. Verizon's 4 conductor is proprietary, believe it or not and is slightly different than a standard one. The male 2.5mm plug has three rings but the spacing is different. So if you want to use the microphone portion of your earbuds, it won't function. I wish that I could upload a photo to illustrate this.
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I would say it depends on whom you order from. I expected a four conductor but EK Store 136 sent me a 3 conductor (stereo headphone adapter). I requested a refund and supposedly they're going to send another, we'll see if they get it right the second time. But I would say, make sure to check that you actually get a four conductor (pole) version. Four pole adapters are a less common type and visually similar to the more common three conductor type, so I wouldn't be surprised if others run into this problem too. Incidentally, I'm planning to use this to adapt a lapel microphone to plug into a Panasonic camera. I would say it depends on whom you order from. I expected a four conductor but EK Store 136 sent me a 3 conductor (stereo headphone adapter). I requested a refund and supposedly they're going to send another, we'll see if they get it right the second time. But I would say, make sure to check that you actually get a four conductor (pole) version. Four pole adapters are a less common type and visually similar to the more common three conductor type, so I wouldn't be surprised if others run into this problem too. Incidentally, I'm planning to use this to adapt a lapel microphone to plug into a... » Read More I would say it depends on whom you order from. I expected a four conductor but EK Store 136 sent me a 3 conductor (stereo headphone adapter). I requested a refund and supposedly they're going to send another, we'll see if they get it right the second time. But I would say, make sure to check that you actually get a four conductor (pole) version. Four pole adapters are a less common type and visually similar to the more common three conductor type, so I wouldn't be surprised if others run into this problem too. Incidentally, I'm planning to use this to adapt a lapel microphone to plug into a Panasonic camera. « Show Less
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The adapter has a certain measurement that I have forgotten, but if your appliance does not take the smaller 3.5 mm headphones, then it probably does. It is larger than the 3.5 mm size.
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MarszDude is right. I use a 1/4" male to 3.5mm female stereo adapter on my Sony studio headset in the built in 1/4" headphone jack. There is also a pair of stereo RCA in/outs that I use to patch through my USB audio interface into my computer for recording and monitoring from the interface. There is an additional control room out patch in 1/4", too.
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Hi RE an audio and Mic jack, I do not think this is the adapter you need. Both the male and female connectors are TRRS. (Tip Ring1 Ring2 Sleeve) It passes stereo and mic signal and is essentially just a 90 for input and output. If you use just a TRS (Tip Ring Sleeve) Stereo In you have only Stereo Out. You can certainly plug it into either a stereo and mic (TRRS) or just stereo (TRS) but output will only be what you put in to it. Hope that helps
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the Unit has a 3 pin din male socket which is the same as the mic connector an adapter can be purchased from the unit's supplier 1/4 " XLR ect.
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Not that I know of, It's an Airplane adapter w/ 3.5mm audiojacks and input converter jack. here's an image with the 3.5 headset spliter adapter. http://bit.ly/1x2afSq
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you could i would however consider getting it from a local source as it took about 2 months to get mine as it was boated from china. hope this helps and yes this would work as long as the outputs had male tips in most cases they are female so you would need male rca to male 3.5mm
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Yes. Just buy the 3.5 to 2.5mm adapter you see advertised with this device.
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I has 1 male 2.5'' jack on one end and 2 female ones on the other. It is just for splitting the sound in two for auxiliary cables.
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The female is 4 conductor. This adapter works great to convert a set of headphones with a microphone for use with devices other than a phone. Such as a stereo receiver.
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Not really; must purchase a supported audio device called 8-pin adapter / 3.5mm to 30 pin
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Yep. That's the plug/jack combo you need! NO 2.5 MM! (Unless you have an adaptor).
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Yes, it does. You either need a pair of headphones with a 1/4" plug or you need a 3.5mm -> 1/4" adaptor
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I have a 2" receiver & it works fine with that. I did order some adaptors for my set up, but can't remember for sure if they have a 1&1/4" adaptor, but I think they do. I would suggest you go to their website & see if they have what you need.
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I'm sorry, not a 2.5mm audio cable, you will need a 3.5 mm standard audio cable, sorry for the confusion.
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yes, BUT...the one that was shipped to me had a plastic adapter that had the wrong threads. The end of the scissor boom on mine had the standard 3/8-inch male threaded shaft, and yet the female threads on the adapter that came with the stand I received were obviously not correct and resulted in a very loose fit that was unusable. I ordered the On Stage MA300 5/8-Inch Male to 3/8-Inch Female Knurled 2 Piece Mic Adapter from Amazon. With this adapter it worked great.
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Yes, the 3.5mm is the same as a 1/4" stereo plug. Now, I will say I order this one (don't remember the seller), and they shipped the USB model. Most likely a mistake on the sellers part.