if i connect my apple earpods will the splitter take the input from the mic and send the audio to the headphones?
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This adaptor did not work with the Apple earbuds that came with my iphone 5s.
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Yes and No. If you want this configuration works. You must uninstall your sound driver and use the default Microsoft driver. And sometimes you need to push the middle button to make this works.
82577
Haven't tried it myself but possibly not, and you might even damage the "Line Out" on the Anker if the wrong device is plugged into the Anker's "Line Out" port. Read the "Line Out: Connecting other devices" section of this wiki "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Line_level" for information on connecting headphones. You might also find that the audio level is too low requiring you to insert an amplifier between the Anker and the headphones. Check the specs of the Anker and your headphones to ensure they are compatible. Without a good match, it's also possible that the quality of the audio might suffer.
783668
depends on the audio plug that plugs the speakers in. If they are the same use a audion splitter jack.
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I don't think so. The two input tails of this splitter have female connections which, of course, require male XLR connectors. You may have to find an adapter for your wireless mic receiver to convert that line to a male connector in order to fit into one of the pig tails.
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I dont know. The input connection is for a 1/8 " stereo cable with three conductors. So try a three conductor headphone set on your I pod as s test.
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Mr. Imagine did not help you...GeeThe only way to use an I pod is to get an adapter. Get a long double ended 3mm cord that goes from your 3mm earphone hole on the POD then patch it into tje female 3mm end of a Y splitter to RCA and then go through a vacant input. - imagine that.
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Yes, I just checked with my iPhone earphones, both use a 3.5mm input/output connection.
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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.
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Haven't tried it myself but possibly not, and you might even damage the "Line Out" on the Anker if the wrong device is plugged into the Anker's "Line Out" port. Read the "Line Out: Connecting other devices" section of this wiki "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Line_level" for information on connecting headphones. You might also find that the audio level is too low requiring you to insert an amplifier between the Anker and the headphones. Check the specs of the Anker and your headphones to ensure they are compatible. Without a good match, it's also possible that the quality of the audio might suffer. Haven't tried it myself but possibly not, and you might even damage the "Line Out" on the Anker if the wrong device is plugged into the Anker's "Line Out" port. Read the "Line Out: Connecting other devices" section of this wiki "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Line_level" for information on connecting headphones. You might also find that the audio level is too low requiring you to insert an amplifier between the Anker and the headphones. Check the specs of the Anker and your headphones to ensure they are compatible. Without a good match, it's also... » Read More Haven't tried it myself but possibly not, and you might even damage the "Line Out" on the Anker if the wrong device is plugged into the Anker's "Line Out" port. Read the "Line Out: Connecting other devices" section of this wiki "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Line_level" for information on connecting headphones. You might also find that the audio level is too low requiring you to insert an amplifier between the Anker and the headphones. Check the specs of the Anker and your headphones to ensure they are compatible. Without a good match, it's also possible that the quality of the audio might suffer. « Show Less
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If your headset has a mic built in and just one cable going into the PC, yes, this will split the voice in (pink) and audio out (green) into the two ports.
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It's depending on the headphone jack is. If the jack is simliar to the apple headphones, you won't have any problems. But w/ my beats wire I have to keep it in one place or it would get forced out.
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You would probably need a splitter that separates audio and microphone but they're cheap little cables.
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I do not have an iphone/ipad earbuds, however most splitters of this kind did not because Apple switched positions on the pin so it would be reversed compared to non-apple buds.
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It takes the larger plug kind for headphones that come withba listening center, not the tiny ones that you plug in to your phone or iPod. If you want to use the regular headphones or earbuds, get a 5 way splitter.
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Not sure, doesn't look like it to me if it doesn't have separate plugs for microphone and audio. I can't confirm the splitter would work also.
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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: http://www.amazon.com/StarTech-MUYHSFMM-Headset-Splitter-Adapter/dp/B0058DOWH6/
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I'm not sure whether or not that would work. Maybe. I ordered this splitter in error. My purpose was to split a Bose headset with a microphone into seprate speaker and microphone plugs. That's not what this splitter accomplishes.