Hi, I am using Cisco IP 7962, will the adapter work for Bose noise cancellation headphones with a microphone? Thank you in advance
1989667
If you didn't try the headset converter, then don't bother. Good chance it won't work and will short your line.
1122370
I did not buy the one with the mic.....but, there is nothing specific to apple devices about the mic that would prevent it from working....if you want further clarification, go to bose.com and get there 800#. they are really cool and will clarify no problem.
725789
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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In a word, no.The Syba headphones use a plug identical to iPhone earbuds; a single plug with three bands on it. (a.k.a., "four-pole plug") This works with many modern audio systems, but isn't suitable for the Headset Buddy adapter. The adapter is designed for headsets that use two plugs (one for speakers, one for the mic, both with just two bands) and even then, it's specific to Cisco office-phone models. You can still find traditional telephone devices on sale today, and many are compatible with the modern four-pole plug.
203838
I had to look up 4 position TRRS headset extension cable. I think the answer is yes. I use it to connect stereo a stereo headset to my Bose system and it works as expected.
246462
Nothing seemed to fit. I think you have to buy adaptor strictly from Bose. In which case I bought a new soundDock.
788644
No this did not work with my Bose sound dock, so I bought the Aluratek 30 pin Bluetooth audio receiver for iPhone dock and that works like a charm. Makes your Bose wireless!
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Joe:Should work fine. The plug is a standard mini plug and you can go from your Sennheiser mike to the adapter to the mixer with and XLR input with no problems. Mine works fine that way. Larry
1735240
Not familiar with the BOSE product you mention but I am using it with my MacBook Pro and the plugs on both ends of the cable are identical. This is a really good quality audio cable.
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If it's the genuine Apple Lightning to 30 pin adaptor it will work with the Bose. Make sure you buy the genuine Apple product, though. There is a $24.99 part on Amazon which purports to be genuine Apple but is not. Your best bet in visiting an Apple store and purchasing there.
1140676
It doesn't look like it to me. They connect with adapters. Perhaps a Bose store can help you. Good luck!
2005704
It did not work in my case. I used it with a Cisco Cable box to hook to two computers and it had no sound. I understand that this is commom with Cisco boxes. Hopefully, it might work with other things.
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i don't know, but I use it on my cisco 504 IP Phone SPA 504G because they said it work with them, but the microphone part of the headset doesn't register my voice. So, I only use them to listen to webinars--can't use them to talk to people, unfortunately.
638447
Never used it with a Bose headset myself. Maybe someone else can answer your question?
1713767
Hello: I'm using this adapter for a completely different application, i.e. transcription pedal. I'm sorry I don't have a better answer for you...
683728
Not familiar with Bose, but assuming your speaker has the standard apple 30 pin adapter plug yes. I use it for just that with a Phillips speaker.
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Rather than use these, why not get an adapter designed for thus purpose. If you enter "airlines headphone adapter" in the Amazon search field, you will be directed to several that wreckers under $5.00. I have used the Bose® headphones airline adapter for years, and it works great.