Can this be used to connect any brand of headphones that normally connect to a PC with one 3.5 mm connector to an analog office desk phone - just for listening to dial-in teleconferences? I only need to listhen and my headphones only have one plug. If...
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Yes, this will work with any 3.5mm headphones. I use both my ear buds and Bose Noise Canceling headphones, specifically for listening to Earnings and Conference Calls, and they work great. Everything is in Stereo and there is no interference or static.
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I don't think it would work w both speakerphone and headphones. The whole point of headphones is so only you can hear other end of convo...I hope this makes sense and helps!
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Leslie - this particular product is a cable which connects a standard phone jack to a headset. It isn't intended to be used with a computer. As an aside, I have a full Plantronics headset setup and it's a very solid product offering, albeit perhaps one which doesn't align with your needs in this case.
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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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Its for connecting 2.5mm plugs and making it to work in any 3.5mm jacks including why I bought it for to connect My 2.5mIts for connecting 2.5mm plugs and making it to work in any 3.5mm jacks including why I bought it for to connect My 2.5mm LG MICROPHONE ONE BUTTON ADAPTER WITH VOLUME CONTROL WHICH I BOUGHT FROM AMAZON. m LG MICROPHONE ONE BUTTON ADAPTER WITH VOLUME CONTROL WHICH I BOUGHT FROM AMAZON. NOT SHURE IF YOUR ASKING ABOUT JUST A MICROPHONE I'M NOT SHURE OR INLINE MICROPHONE HEADPHONES YES.
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On 'old' computers with two separate 3.5mm plug (one for output/headphones/green , one for input/mic/pink) you can connect them directly. For 'newer' computers (got a MacBook Pro 2013) with a single 3.5mm connector (input/output) and/or most current phones, you'll be needing Sennheiser PCV 05 Combo Audio Adapter (That's my xmas gift!)Sennheiser PCV 05 Combo Audio Adapter
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Good question. I only use it attached to phone. There are additional imputs in the base - one for PC(usb) that might work Why do you not contact sennheiser or Headsets CS at 800 432 3738 and ask them.
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No, will not work on 3.5mm computer or cell phone audio plugs. The plug is a smaller 2.5mm one. You'll need an adapter.
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IME- the female end of this plug has just two contacts even though the male side has three. - so it doesn't work for anything other than as headphones
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The VEC Adapter is not the right product for your needs. The Tt System Tele-recorder Adapter by Telerecorder available from Amazon.com has a REC - PLAY Switch that allows the headphone output from a PC to be fed to the telephone line. The Tele-recorder has a 1/8 inch (3.5 mm) monaural plug. If you want to feed both channels of the headphone output to the telephone you will need to purchase a C2G / Cables to Go 40634 3.5mm Stereo Male to 3.5mm Mono Female Adapter (Metallic Silver) by CTG.
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separate, not the same. 1/4 inch (6.35mm) "phone connector" is the "fat" or thicker type on some headphones, loud speaker, microphone, also to plug a guitar into an amp for example. RCA (aka a/v jacks, composite, phono plug) is the type that this cable is, you know those cheap kind you've seen included in with your new a/v gear like dvd players, etc. for years. This one obviously isn't the cheap toss in kind tho and is the type a subwoofer uses
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Bonnie, that will depend on the hardware available with your corded desk phone. This headset requires a headphone "jack". Most desksets utilize a variation of the standard 4-wire handset cord to connect the phone base unit to a headset base unit, into which both the headset and handset are then plugged. This will not work for that arrangement. The jack is either 2.5mm or 3.5mm (I don't have it here with me at work) and so requires that type of receiver socket in the phone. I use this on my wireless phone at home, but I discovered that the jack is too small to work with my cell phone. Hope this helps. Bonnie, that will depend on the hardware available with your corded desk phone. This headset requires a headphone "jack". Most desksets utilize a variation of the standard 4-wire handset cord to connect the phone base unit to a headset base unit, into which both the headset and handset are then plugged. This will not work for that arrangement. The jack is either 2.5mm or 3.5mm (I don't have it here with me at work) and so requires that type of receiver socket in the phone. I use this on my wireless phone at home, but I discovered that the jack is too small to work with my cell... » Read More Bonnie, that will depend on the hardware available with your corded desk phone. This headset requires a headphone "jack". Most desksets utilize a variation of the standard 4-wire handset cord to connect the phone base unit to a headset base unit, into which both the headset and handset are then plugged. This will not work for that arrangement. The jack is either 2.5mm or 3.5mm (I don't have it here with me at work) and so requires that type of receiver socket in the phone. I use this on my wireless phone at home, but I discovered that the jack is too small to work with my cell phone. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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It depends of the source. If you want to Digital to Analog from a USB or a toslink connection I would recommend Audioengine D1. I have several of their products and I really like the quality. I have an ARCAM rPac but the out put is RCA. If your headphones are Bluethoot the ARCAM rBlink seems to be a possible solution. All depends from your equipment (source and headphones).
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Connector Type: 1 x audio line-in ( mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm ) 1 x headphones ( mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm ) I was wondering the same thing and finally found this listed somewhere.
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I use mine to connect from head phones of edrums to radio/cd player. Can't say about your connection. I would make sure the 1/8" connection is the right application though.
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It's questionable. I've never tried it but PC headphone ports may be configured a little differently than a phone headphone port. Phone has a 3rd contact that allows fast forward, rewind and pause of any player. I'd say the best bet is to order it, try it and send it back if it doesn't work or call the manufacturer and see if they have FAQ on their website that answers this. Probably faster to buy and try.
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i dont see how it would be beneficial to use this seeing as how your headset is already usb. this adapter only serves to convert standard pc headset hookups into usb format. in other words, your headset would have to have a 3.5 mm audio jack (for both speaker and/or microphone) for it to work