Will this adapter work to split the connection between two microphones on an iPhone?
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My guess is Yes. But I would not buy these splitters, they are very poor quality. The sound cuts in and out a lot and you have to wiggle the connecter and keep it in just the right place for it to work. I would spend a little more money on a better quality splitter because you will end up throwing these away. At least that has been my experience and I bought 10 of them.
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yes it will work for all 3 even the mic for iphone. You don't need any attachments on it.
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I suppose it might if you have an adaptor. The native plugging arrangement is one plug for mic and one plug for headphones.
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Only if you can use them to talk on your phone. The splitter divides the microphone and the headset into two connectors.
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You should, but be sure to get you a good quality splitter with the jack connection pin that has 3 or more sections (see the apple headphones connection) hope this answer your question.
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I had to buy an "iPhone 1/8 inch microphone adapter - 3.5mm 4 conductor TRRS Male to 3.5mm Microphone Input Jack". I got it from a company called kvconnection.com. That was the description on the invoice. Good luck!
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Definitely not. This an XLR male to dual XLR female. This is designed to send two mics into one Chanel. You need the opposite. Why would you need one mic into two PA's?
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I have not used it to record but I have successfully used it to do video conference with audio and 2 headsets - but I can't confirm that both mics were used - just at at least 1 worked. The only thing to keep in mind is that this adapter is for support for stereo headphone and mic (it has 4 sections on the pin) so if your headphones and your recording device support this 4 sectioned pin you should be ok. For example a Macbook laptop port and iPhone headphones with built in mic will work.
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no, it connects straight into a headphone jack, if you want to use the inline mic you will have to get a 4 pin to 3 pin splitter like this one StarTech MUYHSFMM 3.5mm 4 Pin to 2x3 Pin 3.5mm Headset Splitter Adapter - F/M
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I used this on a personal digital audio recorder, that had a dedicated MONO 1/8" jack to accept the mike. And it worked great. However (and I've never had an iPhone, so take this with a grain of salt) I don't believe iPhones have such a jack. I think the only jack you have on that device is that special 4-conductor jack for that slender, 4-section plug that provides for stereo headphones + mike. Of course, there very well might be an adapter for such a thing, and I'd look here on Amazon, and separately (like Meritline d-o-t c-o-m) for such a gizmo. Good luck!
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I think you would need this adapter: http://www.amazon.com/Audio-iPhone-input-converter-regular/dp/B00545WG4O
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Yes, I own the iPad and it works great with it. Should do the exact same thing for iPhone. It's just a splitter, nothing more so whatever you plug into it will determine its volumn and mechanics (ie: pause/play or mic). I like this splitter cuz it has less chance of a wire being broken like on the other wired splitters.
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The microphone on your headset WILL NOT work through this adapter, though sound will come to both earpieces.
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No, it will not work directly. You need a splitter if you want both audio and mic.
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in principle, it should work as long as you are plugging the mic into the mic connector on the unit. I think that people run in trouble with this unit when they try to use it as a traditional splitter, when it's designed to separate mic and phone for integrated mic/phone connectors.
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It should work if the jack you are plugging it into can handle a microphone signal.
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Yes, I believe so. As long as you have the full HDMI signal this unit will allow you to split out the audio. I'm using it for a similiar application with a PC.