Pardon my ignorance, but would this connector allow me to dub audio from old micro-cassette player to my Android Note 3?
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Nope. This is only for the other direction, to take audio from your phone (via Micro USB) and provide it to a 3.5mm headphone jack as well as a USB plug for typical use in a car setting.
431091
I'm not certain. I have an Android phone and unfortunately none of the things I hoped would work through the usb do work.
980731
If your device has an input for headphones, this should work. 3.5mm is the standard headphone jack.
431898
Yes it's just a Usb cable it has an adapter in the end that plugs into the phone which triggers the phones dock mode which I believe is part. Of android. If you plan using the headphone plug on the cable your phone will need to support audio through the Usb which I believe was added to android with 4.1 jelly bean
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3.5mm audio line input for connecting MP3 players (players sold separately)
1029045
You cannot connect a cassette player to this device. The Audio-In or Aux-In port is for a 3.5 mm type jack or plug.
80828
The connector for charging is iPhone format. But otherwise there's a separate audio input which is standard 3.5mm cable input. Probably not optimum for Android/Galaxy since you would need a separate charger.
2181988
I believe so, but please check the B&W; site to make sure - I don't really know what a 3.5mm mini jack is. We just used it wirelessly to connect to our phones.
1272557
No, I also thought it would work for my Galaxy Note3 and found out that the connector is much smaller and does NOT fit the Note3 port.
740110
This device is a tip-ring-sleeve connector at each end... the male to my phone, the female accepts my older 1/4" T-R-S earphone plug; good stereo into my earphones. That said, If that configuration makes sense for you, why not? Note that there is only one ring component of the cellphone-end plug. I just looked at the earplug/mike that came w/ my S5, and it has two ring connections, so you may not be able to input with this adapter. Probably should Google "I-O connector on smartphone" or the like.
1085190
Sorry, I do not know. I just plug it into my PC. If your cassette transcriber is similar to the Audio plug in to a PC, I think it would work.
644736
Yes, with any decide with 3.5 mm jack. Almost all modern devices are equipped this way nowadays
818273
I can confirm for you. What is it exactly that you want to do? On my earlier mini-disc units I used the optical cable to copy from my portable mini-disc unit to my component style mini-disc unit. The optical digital cable has a connector like a 1/8" phone plug. It uses the same jack on the mini-disc unit as does the earphone. Ask me your question and I'll check the owner's manual of my MZ-M200, or better yet see if you can download the manual and check it yourself so you can read all the details.
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Thus did nit wirj for ne. I had an iPod extension cable in my car connected to the bacj of the radio but wanted to be able to use other devices like Android phone or my children's players so thought having a regular 3.5 audio connector available would be grwat but the convertor did nit work. Spent money an time and it seems all I git was disappointment.
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I have a Samsung Note 3 and it works great. When I updated my version of Android to 4.4.2, I had to unpair then re-pair and connection has been flawless ever since. Audio quality is much better than I expected. Better than using the patch cable.
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Depends what you're trying to connect. If all you want is audio, then sure, you can connect the headphone out on the phone to the audio inputs with a 1/8" to dual RCA cable. Honestly though, you'd be better off connecting a smartphone with an HDMI cable, a Chromecast, or via Bluetooth. If the phone outputs video signals over the headphone jack (I think some apple stuff does), then you could get a triple RCA to 1/8" cable that supports stereo audio and video and do that.
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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.