I want a jack to plug into a Samsung Galaxy 3 so I can use a mic with a 1/4 male...will this work? If not can you tell me what will. Thanks
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Not clear on your question. One side is XLR female, the other is 1/4" male. I use it to plug a normal XLR mic (like a shure SM58) into a sound board with only 1/4 inputs.
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sounds like you will need too many adapters......that xlr adapter for me was noisy...doesn't your tablet have a mic in it....????
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It has a normal headphone and microphone jack, so I'm pretty sure it would plug into the same sort of jack on any device. It's not a USB or serial port. Probably wouldn't recommend using it on a phone, though.
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I use this adapter to connect the 3.5mm female connection on my smartphone (HTC Thunderbolt) to a 2.5mm connection on a Plantronics headset with microphone. The adapter has worked flawlessly for me for that purpose. I hope this answer helps.
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The question is what is your plug... it has a 3 point microphone standard... and 1/4" jack in one plus you can find an adapter that fits into the 3 point so you can do mini jacks... it also has phantom power... so, I don't think it is a problem. The only problem I have experienced with it is that you cannot "listen in the ear phone" when you are recording which is a feature I really wanted for video as well... it isn't 100% the kind of device you would hope for.
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Yes they have it as an add-on - http://www.amazon.com/HeadphoneMate-Microphone-Samsung-Android-Smartphones/dp/B00EWQDC8A/ref=cm_cr_pr_sims_t I bought this aftermarket on Amazon and it works just fine - standard 3.5mm jack - just pull the old cable out from the base of the headphones and slide this one back in its place
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I just realized that the adapter I suggested is nor quite right, since it would do the opposite: allow you to connect a small phone jock to the TV. What you need is a headphone adapter, such as this one: Monoprice 3.5mm Stereo Plug to 6.35mm (1/4 Inch) Stereo Jack Adaptor
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I don't see why it would not work. My son has a Galaxy 3 and they worked fine. The jacks on the ppones are the same.
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If your jack is 3.5mm, I don't see why it wouldn't work for it. I have the LG Optimus G and my friend has the LG L9, and it works just fine for both. Music and call quality are pretty good for what I paid.
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will this work micro usb to male 3.5 jackhttp://www.ebay.com/itm/like/111384156775?lpid=82
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Not from the manufacturer, but any 3.5 mm jack male cord will work just fine...... honestly I use the one from my head phones all the time and in my humble opinion it sounds better than the original! Hope this helps!
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I don't now, my son uses it with his Samsung tablet. He likes it, decent quality sound. I assume if the jack connects,it will work.
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It works with the standard 3.5 mm jack that is on most phones. I've used it on my Samsung S2 just fine, but on my Motorola Defy the button didn't work because they wire their headsets differently.
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you'll need to check specs on size of plug for microphone and your device...seems to me things have gotten standard. it fits my iphone and samsung s4. picks up sound very well. keep the box to store it because it's so small.
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Second the observation that it'll work so long as your phone has the right jack OR you can find the right adapter if your phone DOESN'T have the right jack. One type of phone that it doesn't work well with is the type that has two leads/inputs (pink and green -- one for mike, one for audio, with RJ9 hookup at the phone). In that case, good luck finding an adapter that will make it work ... the "straight through" ones don't seem to work.
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This Mic is AMAZING!!! It helps so much! Im pretty sure it will work with any phone.
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I bought it for my cell phone...I have an old phone that is hard to find mic/headphones for. It never worked for my phone (I don't know if it would work on anything else). Sorry...
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If your phone has a 3.5mm jack it will. This must be used with the provided neck loop. The neck loop has the microphone on it and is the interface for the earpiece to work with your phone. Be careful not to get the earpiece stuck in your ear. It will go all the way in your ear and you will need tweezers to get it out. Get a custom mold made for it at Fluxx Audio it will work much better for you.