I have a PC Headset adapter that allows me to plug directly into the phone handset jack, but its kinda quiet. Would this provide needed amplification for both the earphones and mic?
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No, this product doesn't do any amplification. It can only reduce the output volume. You need to find a "headphone amplifier" to do what you need.
932140
I believe so, the outlet plugs into your headphone jack- so whatever would come through your headphones comes through the speaker. Although, I have never tried it- but I believe it would just amplify the call.
1150733
They are dual jack so you would need an adapter to narrow them down to one, PLUS the phone (depending on the maker) may not recognize the mic. Some computers require a SEPERATE adapter to even see it. It has noise cancelling and that "complicates" things. I'd say; no.
378403
This adapter will allow a cordless phone headset (with a smaller connector) to connect to a cell phone (which requires a larger connector). If the Turtle Beach headset can already connect to a cell phone, this adapter is not needed.
407277
NO! It does not. I bought this with the same intention -- to use my iPhone headset to make Skype calls on my computer. But this adapter is designed for older headsets (with 2.5mm plugs), not the most commonly used 3.5mm plugs on today's smart phones.
965289
yes it will you just need to get the "headset buddy" only because the phone jack is for both sound and mic combined so you need something to split them up.
838765
this headset comes with 2 jacks, one for the speaker jack and one for the mike jack. it will match up to your pc perfectly. to use this with other items (cell phone) you would need an adapter that has a 4 prong (or 4 contacts) connector for the stereo speakers and the mic.
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I bought this adapter so my microphone would transmit, or be heard on both the left and the right channels simultaneously, so I will say that it should do what you need. However, by doing so I lost some of the sound's volume so people at the other end do not hear me as clearly as if I had a stereo microphone.
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I had to use this one with a mic/headset splitter. I used the D & K Exclusives® PC Headset to 3.5mm Smartphone Adapter: Convert Dual 3.5mm to 3.5mm, PC Computer Headset to iPhone, Blackberry, Droid, Palm, Samsung
201560
In addition to the previous answer about an adapter, I can tell you that it's not a good hand-held mike. It's very susceptible to handling noise.
1286567
This headset is made for use with a standard amplifier. Now I'm not familiar with this particular broadband phone setup, but if this model has the ability to plug in a headset, then it would be reasonable to assume you could use this without the need for an amplifier. If it does not, you would also need an amplifier, to which, I would assume this phone would also have a headset like a traditional land line phone. With this, you would just re-wire to have the amplifier and headset in addition to the phone's handset. Hope this helped.
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I just purchased the adapter. It plugs right into the phone. only issue is the preset on volume (assume that is the headset) is quite high.
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No, it is just a headset made to plug into a handset port or auxiliary port on a telephone. Another poster said "You need to add a DA-40 to connect to a computer. It works great. My company has about 50 set-up this way." Plantronics HEADSET TO USB ADAPTER ( DA40 ). I am sorry but I have no experience with that.
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It depends, if you are just using them for headphones, you do not need an adaptor. If you are going to use them for gaming and need a microphone, V-moda sells a separate microphone accessory that allows you to plug in both headphone and microphone jack so you can use them as a gaming headset. The microphone is actually high quality, but it does cut out if you are too loud.
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Yes. You will need an earphone jack to RCA jack cable (the same cable to go from a PC to an external amplifier. I sometimes use it to drive a full size amplifier. I also use it to drive my noise cancelling head phones while mowing the lawn.
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I bought an adapter on Amazon which splits the single plug into 2 plugs: separate audio (speaker/headset) and separate microphone plugs. Headset speakers work perfectly with any non-apple device. Have not tried the microphone side of the adapter. But I love this adapter/combo. Movies and Netflix are awesome with this combo. Search Amazon for : Smartphone Headset to PC Adapter - Use a 3.5mm iPhone/Smartphone Headset With Your PC, Converts 3.5mm Plug to Dual Mic/Audio 3.5mm, for Skype/VOIP (01-PH35-PC35)
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Yes, it plugs into the amplifier and the amplifier cord plugs into the phone's headset socket. Both are the small pins.