Did anyone use some splitter or adapter that will give two 3.5 mm outputs(microphone and headphones( green and pink jack)) with these?
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Yes I have. The only caveat is that L-R are inversed. Luckily these headphones can be worn both ways.
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Yes. I recently looked at a pair at Best Buy and they have a separate 3.5mm jack for both the headphones and the microphone.
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You are going to need a splitter cable. The sound quality was pretty bad, like talking into a tin can.
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I have the same setup as you mentioned. I used a splitter thinking I would be achieving a fuller sound. Sounds great to me. Good luck. Bill
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Yes. You may need an adapter depending on your headphones. I got an adapter for something like $3.
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Hi Aimee,I wanted to follow up with you on this because it seems like there is a company on Amazon that does sell relatively inexpensive Bluetooth transmitter/splitters that will allow you to plug that transmitter into the 3.5mm jack of your device and you can then use TWO headphones at the same time wirelessly. We have had a good experience with them in our house.I hope that helps.Jacquie
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If you are talking about normal stereo headphones, not without an adapter. The signal outputs to analog RCA-style outputs (those red and white circles). You'd need an adapter that converts that to a 1/4" or 1/8" plug, depending on what kind of plug your headphones use. (1/4" is the "fatter" plug you sometimes see on expensive headphones, 1/8" or 3.5mm is the smaller plug most headphones use.) As an example of what I'm talking about, look on Amazon for "YCS Basics 1 foot color coded 3.5mm female to two RCA male adapter cable". You'll need something like that.
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Yes you can as all the splitter does is split the output into two separate stereo outputs, so if you connect head phones to one and the input of your monitor to the other it will work flawlessly. I run a similar system here one output to headphones and the other to a Creative powered subwoofer speaker system and I have not had any problems.
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Hi Kristopher,I wanted to follow up with you on this because it seems like there is a company on Amazon that does sell relatively inexpensive Bluetooth transmitter/splitters that will allow you to plug that transmitter into the 3.5mm jack of your device and you can then use TWO headphones at the same time wirelessly. We have had a good experience with them in our house.I hope that helps.Jacquie
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Oops?! Are you asking about input? Out output? Input, you have many options! 1/4", the xy built in mics, or a mixture of both. As for adapters for an xlr> 1/4" for the input, the radio shack near me has them and it works fine... For the output, there is an 1/8" (headphone) jack used for monitoring as well as an external speaker. I hope that this helps?!
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You'd need an adapter such as this one StarTech.com Headset adapter for headsets with separate headphone / microphone plugs - 3.5mm 4 position to 2x 3 position 3.5mm M/F
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Any splitter would work, it's just a normal Jack on both sides. In terms of audio it isn't an amp plug, just a standard audio port. This product works just the way you would expect.
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Unless they changed the connection from when i bought one, yes. the connections on mine are a 3.5mm into an adapter that splits the mic and the headphones into their own 3.5mm jacks.
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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.
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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.
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I use a dual male aux audio cable. One end in the headphones port and the other into the mic or audio in on the reciever
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getting a similar cable is going to be difficult unless you enjoy soldering but the cable is essentially a 3.5mm male stereo to dual 3.5mm male stereo so you could just get a 3.5mm male to female stereo splitter (of which there are hundreds on Amazon for cheap) and then run a simple male to male 3.5mm cable from the splitter to each earcup. The earphones are wired so it doesn't matter which of the two cables you plug into which earcup.