I have a headset with mic. It has a 2.5mm male jack. I assume this will turn the jack into a 3.5mm male jack AND still allow for the mic to work also?
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Dear friends, I am sorry so late to reply. It can be used. I wish you and your family a happy life!
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Need an adapter to a smaller plu like this. http://www.amazon.com/Headset-Adapter-3-5mm-2-5mm-Converter/dp/B000LMBJMA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1425335694&sr=8-1&keywords=3.5mm+4-Conductor+Jack+to+4-Conductor+2.5mm+Male+Plug+Adapter Good headset
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If it has a mic input that looks like you can hook headphones into it, then yes. Should be a 3.5mm mic jack port. Hope this helps!
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While I haven't tried it, I think it should work as long as your unit accepts the jack on this headset microphone.
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Hi, Kyle - I don't know anything about Xbox headsets but this is a standard adapter - all pins straight through. I don't see what the connection is between your headset and a standalone microphone, though.
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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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Hi,If you refer to the XLR cable connexion, it's male, any regular XLR cable will work on it, just remember that this mic needs pantom power, hope this info works for you.
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This is for the opposite purpose-using an older-style headset, one with separate cords for the mic and headphones, with a newer device like a smartphone.I'm guessing you have a PC with an actual sound card, and separate mic and speaker plugs (usually red and green, respectively, I think). In that case you would need the exact opposite counterpart to this product: StarTech MUYHSFMM 3.5mm 4 Pin to 2x3 Pin 3.5mm Headset Splitter Adapter - F/M
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ATTN. This is 2.5mm size. If your jack is 3.5mm then it will not work and you may need an adapter.
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It uses the male and female type jacks for both mic and headphone. I have used this on my pc, on my radio. anything that I can plug it into. I also tried this on my Google phone. It actually worked.
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It work perfectly for me with my turtle beach headset. I think it's going to be tough to get a straight answer from someone. It's not very expensive so If you want to take the gamble like I did then go for it. You can always resale it on ebay for about 9-14 bucks. Then it would be there problem haha. Best of luck to you.
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If the mic works on your phone as-is, then it should work. If it dosen't, this device won't help. This isn't a converter. It puts out the same signals on the same pins as the input device. The only purpose this adapter serves is to save space: you can plug in a straight cable into a tight space that won't allow a straight cable.
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No - the jack provides the audio for the headset, the phone cord is carrying different types of signals therefore you can't convert the phone cord plug to a 2.5mm headset.
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Yes it will work if head-set ends 2.5 mm male and input on PC is 3.5 mm, Jacques
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If you are going to use the mic you have to use the breakaway cable( It's that black thing that says the intruder on it and has the on and off switch for the mic) that ends with two jacks, one for the mic and the other for the headset itself. Try that!
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Yes, just make sure you buy the "frane" case. Because on the original housings the ports are not accessible. And what ever mic you attach it must be a 3.5mm male.
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So far I know, your headset works with only 3.5mm 4-pole jack.. but cannot assure on the selected one. :(