I have a pair of Sony bluetooth headphones and need a "DC IN 3V" adapter to usb, but it does not state the barrel size. Will this work?
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Hard to say, really depends on the plug size on the headset. There aren't really any standards like 3v uses size X or anything. Best thing to do would be to search for specifications on the Sony headset. With any luck they will have specs on their site that show the plug dimensions.
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It's just a USB connection, there is no adapter in between. I'm sure you could, if you wanted to, you could get a USB to 3.5mm audio jack, but I'm not 100% sure. But this headset is JUST a USB connection.
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The Logitech adapter mentioned converts a 3.5MM plug into a USB, you need this to go the other way. With USB being a powered DIGITAL interface & the jack for your home theater would be a analog jack, unless you have a PC near where you can route the output from the receiver into the PC's in jack (as a pass through), you could then use a USB headset. Do a search for "Female USB to 3.5MM adapter" & you will see several forums where this question is being answered. Some other option need several different adapters. best bet may be to get a different headset with the right jack for your home theater. HTH! The Logitech adapter mentioned converts a 3.5MM plug into a USB, you need this to go the other way. With USB being a powered DIGITAL interface & the jack for your home theater would be a analog jack, unless you have a PC near where you can route the output from the receiver into the PC's in jack (as a pass through), you could then use a USB headset. Do a search for "Female USB to 3.5MM adapter" & you will see several forums where this question is being answered. Some other option need several different adapters. best bet may be to get a different headset with the right jack for... » Read More The Logitech adapter mentioned converts a 3.5MM plug into a USB, you need this to go the other way. With USB being a powered DIGITAL interface & the jack for your home theater would be a analog jack, unless you have a PC near where you can route the output from the receiver into the PC's in jack (as a pass through), you could then use a USB headset. Do a search for "Female USB to 3.5MM adapter" & you will see several forums where this question is being answered. Some other option need several different adapters. best bet may be to get a different headset with the right jack for your home theater. HTH! « Show Less
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Behrouz, assuming by your question, you are looking for a Bluetooth adapter WITH an AC adapter. I tried the Sony Bluetooth Adapter and could not get it to sync with the Jlab's Go bluetooth headset that I had after hours of trying. So I bought the Miccus (maybe mispelled) Bluetooth Adapter and synced up immediately to my headset and works could around the house, 2000 sq ft and outside. I wouldn't go with the Sony unless your headset has a way to input a passcode. Purchase the Miccus.
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Sorry but you had better check with the Audio Technica folks on that one. I just don't know about that. Generally, it's more than just a plug that fits, you have to be aware of the input/output impedances of the two devices. My guess is it probably will work........but check with the AT tech line before making your decision. They are nice folks and will gladly give you all you need to know.
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just saw this, sorry. it might work. buy it and try it. if it fails to satisfy, return it. but they do make usb Bluetooth adapters. try looking for those.
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I don't have any experience with that headset. But, if it is a Bluetooth headset, you shouldn't have any trouble. This adapter has worked just fine with all the Bluetooth devices I have connected to it.
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Hi, this Sony Headphone System uses the standard stereo mini plug (3.5 mm headphone jack). You may check your mp4 players if it supports 3.5 mm headphone jack. -Ely
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Nope, you need to buy the 3.5 adapter, you can get a cheap one off of this site while you're buying these cans, or you can get the Grado adapter, I'd get the Grado adapter, seems more solid.
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The KRKs have the 2.5mm socket on the head set. I would simply use a rigid 2.5mm to 3.5mm adapter. They are in expensive. D&K or Monoprice make straight adapters for about $3 to $5. I would not try using a cable adapter because the mic won`t stay in place.
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No this has a qd connection on the end of you want to connect this to the computer you need another adapter from Plantronics like a DA40. Otherwise look at plantronics Blackwire series headsets as they are all usb for computers.
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Jeff nailed it- This is an analog microphone, size 6.35mm natively. The adapter included is a 6.35mm to 3.5mm, which is the same slot you would find on a pair of headphones or a computer microphone. The vast majority of computers have a 3.5mm microphone jack and this works fine with them. If you'd prefer to connect it to a USB, I use and recommend this adapter. http://www.amazon.com/Syba-SD-CM-UAUD-Adapter-C-Media-Chipset/dp/B001MSS6CS/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1357326994&sr=8-2&keywords=syba+sound+card
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Well, a 3.5 MM plug is too big, so I'm guessing it takes a headset with a 2.5 MM plug. I don't know if it's mono or stereo. Next time I order from Amazon, I'm adding a Monoprice 107121 2.5mm Mono Plug to 3.5mm Mono Jack Adaptor, Gold Plated and hoping it will work. Monoprice 107121 2.5mm Mono Plug to 3.5mm Mono Jack Adaptor, Gold Plated
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Its a 2.5mm one. Try to get a converter [3.5mm female 2.5mm male adapter converter] for using your regular headphones.
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The 3.5mm input jack is on the right side of the adapter. It's black in color so it may be difficult to locate at first glance. I use it for my MP3 player. I do not believe this device is Bluetooth compatible. Hope that answers your question. Enjoy.
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To start, big difference between adapters, voltage & pin size/polarity for starters. I've done a fairly exhaustive search on-line over the years and Sony never actually provided an adapter for this radio. However, they did for the previous model (which I own and use the adapter for this radio) Sony ICF-M350V. Universal has a description of the AC adapter as 4.5 VDC, but nothing else. I'm not near the adapter at the moment, but when I am, I'll post as much info as I can glean from the wall wart I use.
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I believe it's compatible with the Bluetooth headset you mention. If the adapter is bluetooth and your headset is bluetooth, I imagine it must work because they're both bluetooth. Try it out and see what happens.