This equip. will be used in the cockpit of a glider. I want to be able to plug in a head set.
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I saw an adapter to allow the icon to be attached to ga connectors. I use my as a back up
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You can plug in a headset to this unit and it will work just fine. There is a headset adapter included with the handheld. You will simply use the PTT on the handset to 'key' your mike.
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The headphones come with a two prong adapter. Planes have two styles depending on the year it was built; the more modern single prong connector which has two area's of contact on a single prong or the two prong connector that channels sound to the right and left ear. This headphone set will work with both given the adapter. I used these on a flight to and from the Philippines (22 hour flight time one way) without needing to replace the batteries and I used them nearly constantly during both flights. So, from one set of batteries I got greater than 40 hours of use and they were still going strong.
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I don't see why you couldn't plug earbud/headphones up to the DUO itself. I think that would work better if you used an open face helmet, except that the mic would be a problem.
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There is an audio (analog) out socket, but not specially for headsets. I think the other answers give more information than I have.
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Hi Tom: No, you must use the provided adapter for aviation headphones, then use a large audio to headphone adapter (not provided) in order to use regular headphones. It will still transmit via the body mic unless you also plug the boom mic from the headset into the adapter. Good unit, great battery life.
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Well, most planes today so not require the adapter. Especially if it's domestic. I've used my regular headsets and haven't used the adapter, though I always carry it.
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Your headset should have come with a operations manual/literature. I received instructions with my set.
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I'm not sure. It was purchased as a gift for someone else. As far as I know, there should be a headphone jack, but my knowledge of whether it can be used for gameplay and still have the effects of the chair is beyond me. Sorry I'm not much help on that.
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I like the answer that James C. Holland gave. I have two CM 500s and I put the Heil Proset headset away as a spare. I use one for my K3 and one into a box that is used for VOIP transmission to remote radio sites.
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Yeah you could do that. There is a bit of feedback if you put it around your neck too close to the headset - so just set it on your belt.
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There's a 3.5 mm cable that fits a standard headset jack. It depends on your stereo system, but I have an rca/3.5mm cable I used to connect devices to on my stereo.
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If it is a 2.0 usb port you can . I don't recommend the product. There is a lot of static delivered to the headset. It is what the reviews say.
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Not that I know of, It's an Airplane adapter w/ 3.5mm audiojacks and input converter jack. here's an image with the 3.5 headset spliter adapter. http://bit.ly/1x2afSq
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I use sennheiser ME66 in it. Most short shotgun microphones will work with this blimp.
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this would plug into headset and recieve signal from radio. i use it to send music from my phone to my car radio. i also use it on my non bluetooth head phones to listen to music from phone.
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my recollection is that it is specifically designed to be used w an aux port. I have only used it with a ski helmet, and it works fine that way--I think you would be safe. Amazon will take it back if you are not happy with it. Mic works well on my helmet even though it points away from my mouth.
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As long as the headset has a "mini XLR" connector, it will work perfectly with this. There is a gain control just underneath the battery cover to control the output signal as well, but I get plenty with it on it's lowest setting with a guitar anyway. Another cool feature is the battery cover can be used as a mini flat head screw driver specifically for adjusting the signal output. Pretty convenient because that way you don't have to bust out an actual screwdriver just to make a small adjustment if you ever need to. One thing to watch though, if you're getting the red "clipping" light on the receiver every time to transmit a signal, turn the output signal all the way down on the transmitter because they come factory up at about 80%. If you still get the red clipping light at the lowest transmitter setting, you may want to exchange it for a different one. I had to do this with my first one because it was just wired too hot from the factory; the replacement I got has worked perfectly ever since! One more thing, keep the output level on the receiver turned all the way up, this has no effect on the clipping, but effects the signal output directly in that you may experience signal loss if you don't have it up all the way. I think they say this in the set up guide that comes with it, but I missed that part until I emailed the technician about my issue with the first unit I had. AKG's technical support is probably the best I've ever dealt with too, I just went to their web site akg.com, went to help, emailed tech support and I had a response from an actual technician within 12 hours. Pretty awesome actually! Hope this helps!