Does this adapter also work for microphones such as the Audio Technica ATR1300? http://www.amazon.com/Audio-Technica-ATR-1300-Unidirectional-Instrumen Does this adapter also work for microphones such as the Audio Technica ATR1300? http://www.amazon.com/Audio-Technica... » Read More Does this adapter also work for microphones such as the Audio Technica ATR1300? http://www.amazon.com/Audio-Technica-ATR-1300-Unidirectional-Instrumen « Show Less
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Whether it works or not depends less on the size of the male connector (as the size has to be able to insert into the female receptacle of the adapter and a regular sized head phone male insert clearly would be too small if it were the 3.5mm jack) and more on how durable the above product actually is! In my case it was not very durable, lasting only a few weeks before I had to move to monster cable's entry to this class of item. Find out the specifications of your jack to your headphones, then, see if the female connection acts as a proper receptacle for it.
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Hi Victor - I am looking for this adapter for the exact same scenario with the ATR1300 microphone you were referring to. Can you please confirm if this adapter worked for you OR did you have to look for alternatives?
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I bought this adapter so my microphone would transmit, or be heard on both the left and the right channels simultaneously, so I will say that it should do what you need. However, by doing so I lost some of the sound's volume so people at the other end do not hear me as clearly as if I had a stereo microphone.
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Yes it works, but this adapter introduces high atenuation to the signal, I suggest you to purchase this instead: Audix T-50K Inline Impedance Matching Transformer. It is more expensive, but it has much better quality.
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I tried to use mine to run my Square credit card reader, and my remote and mic enabled headphones. Neither of them worked. My guess, and this is only a guess, is that the third stripe and the plug, the one that handles the mic and remote functions, is just for show on this particular adapter. If it were me, and it was, I'd spend the extra money and get one that works.
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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. SYBA external USB Stereo Sound Adapter for Windows, Mac, Linux Extra Audio Source with Microphone SD-CM-UAUD
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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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I have a QC15 headset, and with this device connected to the microphone and headphone jacks, it does not work. The in-line mic does not pick up audio, but the button presses on the in-line controller generate loud clicks. I believe it is because the cable is made specifically for iPhone and the pinouts are different. This may require an iPhone audio adapter of some sort, which I have not yet found.
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This adapter is designed to connect to a tripod or microphone stand (adapter is in the package), so if you can position a tripod or microphone stand properly it should work fine. Contrary to one suggestion that it cannot be centered, in fact the adapter can be centered.Correction! I assumed the question was about the tripod version because that is the model I reviewed. Turns out Amazon lumps all of the adapter reviews together (an incredibly bad policy) so my answer is not appropriate for the model you were almost certainly inquiring about).
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I am not familiar with that microphone, I looked at online and it appears to have it's own stand, and I don't know it would work. Sorry I don't have an answer for you
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What transmitter are you using this in and did you get the appropriate adapter to convert the stereo plug for use in your transceiver? Mine worked right out the box. I have a Sennheiser lapel mic and a Shure transmitter. But in the process I had to get the appropriate converter. Hope this helps.
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Seems like there was a list of adapters that this would work for in the description. ? I recall finding the one I needed on the list and it was a better price through Amazon than the one offered from music dealer.
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It didn't work with mine. It's not a very good product. Plus it's old. I'm sure a new better microphone product has been released since.
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It comes with an adapter that will fit any standard microphone mount. It should work fine.
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Yes it will but keep in mind most computer audio/mic inputs are 1/8" TRS. So you will need a 1/4" female TRS to 1/8" TRS adapter as well. Or perhaps you can find one of these that goes directly from XLR to 1/8" TRS if you need it.
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My headphones came with two 1/8 RCA jacks, one for the microphone and one for the headphones. I'm sure there's an adapter you can purchase if this is a problem.
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Hi. I'm actually just now looking into this. You need a mini XLRf or TA4f (same thing) to 3.5mm adapter. I found the following item available on Amazon: Convert SHURE Mic to SENNHEISER Headset Tie-clip YPA MA407 Adapter Connector. Just in case you didn't return this mic already.Hope this helps!P.S. background in IT, DIY electronics, and church stage-support.
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You can only do that if you have an old style headset with separate mic and headphone plugs. This adapter is used to split a headset jack into separate mic and headphone connectors. If you have a headset with a single plug, just connect it to the headset jack and allows you to use the headset mic.