Is this cable designed to plug into the headphone output of a standard digital recorder or a portable media player? t
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This is for a typical headphone jack for all phones, cars, and portable media players like iPods, ect.
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The plugs on either end (both are the same size) will go into any standard headphone jack so it'll fit in both of those as long as your headphones do!
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I think it will. Went right into the AUX socket of my truck, thinks it's pretty standard. Plays my Kindle books on the radio speakers.
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As long as you have a standard headphone port, ie any pair of standard headphones will fit, this cord will work fine.
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Yes, I use it to plug into my cell phone, Samsung tablet, noise canceling headphones, and a Vox headphone amplifier.
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No This is a standard jack used to convert headphones used with i-phones, pods, pads etc. to a size needed for guitar amplifiers or to fit electronic keyboards and other stereo equipment with standard portals for standard jacks.
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Hopefully I'm understanding the question correctly, but if you're using an external recorder for your primary audio, it won't matter a bit. This thing is on the output side of that device. If you're putting it between a pre-amp of some sort like a JuicedLink or whatever, then there might be some loss. On the other hand, if you want good audio, the in-camera recorder isn't the place to get it anyway.
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This unit is designed to have its digital and analogue output through a mixing board or an external amplifier. The other output is through the "Phones". With the proper connectors, you can easily take the "Phones" output into your computer, or powered external speakers. I feed that signal to a pair of self-amplified speakers. Of course, you can use good quality headphones if you are monitoring directly. Remember, if you use the digital output (or input, as the case may be), use coax digital lines. I need a 10-foot length to my digital mixer. These are available from Amazon and other vendors at low cost. Great quality sound in/output. Good luck.
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Prolly nothing. It could be just a case of advertising. I've only used it in iOS devices, but a headphone jack is pretty standard. That being said, the app one uses with this cable may be iOS only.
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I had the same requirement. I bought a cable that had a 3.5 mm male connector on each end, and a copy of audio capture software. I bought the cable from CyberGuys. The software is called "MP3 Audio Recorder. Here's the website: http://www.mp3audiorecorder.com/ . Good luck. -Les
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Yes, you would just need a headphone to RCA adapter cable like this:Mediabridge 3.5mm Male to 2-Male RCA Adapter (6 Feet) - Step Down Design - (Part# MPC-35-2XRCA-6 )
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I think it's just a normal headphone jack, so you can plugin any instrument that has an audio-out - of course you need the male ended connector.
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The cable is long enough, but really it's immaterial as it has a 'female' connection to plug into you normal instrument cable Hope this helps
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Supports standard headphone with 3.5mm (1/8") plug. Charges with microusb cable - can charge from computer or household adapter. However my daughter has found that it will not play all her music and cautions against buying. I am not sure but it sounds like it might be limited by higher bitrates on better quality recordings.
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Sorry, but I cannot be sure either...not knowing what you need it for. It works beautifully for me, both in rock and roll situations and also in musical theatre situations. Good quality cable and fittings.
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I am not sure of the diamete of the actual plug. But we use it with out laptop headphone jack and we use it with out iPods and our iPhones and our iPads and the plug fits snug. Remember rhis is a cable to run sound from an audio device into a mixer board that takes xlr inputs. Not traditionally something for a home stereo system.
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Your are correct about the length of the cable. I found it to be too short for my use and DIYed a cable. You can find a longer headphone cable but you must ensure that it has the appropriate 1/8" (3.5mm) stereo plug with extended shaft, similar to what you will find for portable music players or cell phones. The end connecting to the left side must be the type that will insert into the recessed connection, like the extended shaft on this Amphenol plug: http://www.mouser.ie/ProductDetail/Amphenol-Audio/KS3PC-AU/?qs=sGAEpiMZZMumZtdVBplilw2%2fibSMC4t6
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This model of cable is for headphones with a connector plug. Double check your model of headphones to make sure this item is compatible.
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This cable is XLR male, and its common use is to run an audio output from a laptop, ipod, ipad etc, 1/8 output, to a mixing console, direct box etc. I wouldn't use it with a microphone. In fact, most condenser mics need an XLR female or some USB capsules uses a usb cord.
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This cable used for stereo ipod tablet phone headset output as an audio inputNO GOOD FOR DVD AND SPEAKERS0
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i think this cord is just for video, not audio. i'm not totally sure, but that's my understanding of this piece of equipment.