Would this be a solution for use with a combo jack if I wanted to use just the mic input, but allow for regular speaker output without headphones?
916951
If I understand your question correctly, yes--that would work. Just plug your mic into the mic jack and the speakers into the headphone jack.
916952
The first answer is correct....it will work for a microphone and speakers. Provided your speakers have the 3.5mm plug (regular computer speaker plug).
425656
I'm not too sure about that... I don't think so. I had to plug mine into the jack on the computer that had the little mic on it. I tried the headphones at first but it didn't work, so it may not work with the speakers like that either.
1985654
I am not certain, but I believe this does not function that way. I think this cable is directional. It's taking a signal coming out from the unit and splitting it into left and right channels to separate speakers as an output. I don't think you can plug mics into the female ends and make them reverse the signal as inputs.
1113176
NO, in-line mic will not work. (unit mic only) headphones minus mic, mono/stereo, will still work. (no point in using both together)
1654410
not an expert here, but I do own this product. If you are outputting from a computer and you have an adapter that splits from the mono jack into regular + and - speaker cables yes. BUT this is not an amplifier, and if your computer doesnt have a way to boost the signal like a pre-amp then I dont think it will work like you want. You lose some power from the source through the splitter. I'm sure one of the more knowledgeable people would ring in, but look at the inputs on the picture to get a better idea.
1390453
I'm not sure I fully understand your question. This is a mono preamp that is used to boost the signal from an instrument before going into an amplifier or a mixing board. It is not meant to be used with headphones and if you plugged headphones into the output you would only hear it on one side since the output is signal is not stereo. I'm not sure what you want to use this for but you might be looking for a headphone amp not a preamp booster or something else..
956519
No, this is only for the visual output from the computer. A separate 1/8" output plugged into the headphones jack would be required for audio.
579175
Well, technically yes it would work, but it would probably degrade the sound quality quite a bit. I don't think the headphone out is line-level, so you may need a DI box or something to help the signal. Basically, I would not recommend it.
1817270
Yes, you can use the mic for audio, but I'm not sure if it will work using the regular speaker unless the phone application will support that.
2098212
The headset uses standard 3.5mm mini plugs for both sound output and input, one for each. The devices would need both of these jacks to work without adaptors.
490112
I've been able to connect jacks from both external speakers and headphones. If the plastic base of the jack is very wide then you'll probably have a problem.
579174
You could but probably would not be the right way to do it. The headphone out is not line level and your console will be seeing an impedance mismatch.
822622
You could, but what would the point, this a speaker. You may as well plug your headphone directly to the audio source
25823
This only has one headphone out. You could use a splitter. It's basically a USB sound card. I don't think it'll make much different on those headphones, unless you are getting a lot of noise from your system on your regular headphone jack.
2149649
I think it will split the output on anything. I have my headphone w/mic and my speakers hooked up. I have my microphone from my webcam mic hooked up and they work fine. It works on input and output splitting.
351361
I don't see that as a problem. All the outlets use standard jacks, so experimenting with a mic in an instrument channel would do no harm.
731701
I don't see an output on the front of the unit for headphones. Why do you want to do this? There should be a headphone output jack on the audio source.