can i use this to connect a 3.5mm microphone to my Ipad Air or GS4 phone, through the headphone port?
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We have not connected a microphone, but this cable simply makes three iPad headphone ports where there was just one. It does NOT split out the left audio, right audio & microphone, just duplicates them. You maybe able to modify the cord to make one female jack with wire connected to mic only, and with its stereo audio not connected to anything. This could allow other jacks to be used for headset
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I don't see why not. It connects fine to my iPod and my iPhone. It uses a standard L-shape jack; the only reason I can think of that you couldn't use this pair of headphones with an iPad is because of a case or cover for the iPad interfering.
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Probably not...there's one headphone level out [3.5],& one Line Level out [RCA] You could use a 3.5 y connector tho...
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Yes, but you need this adapter: Adapter to allow use of self powered and wireless microphones with smartphones and iPhone/iPad - Item #10963
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If you have a 3.5mm audio jack (same size as an iPhone earbud), you should able to use it.
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If you can get an output, preferably not too hot, to the XLR in of the iRig, it'll work although you should be able to find a cord that goes RCA to the iPad phone jack. All the iRig adds is the ability to monitor with headphones (which you should need) and control the input gain.
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Yes, you can use any 3.5mm cable to connect. It just won't lock in so it might get disconnected if you tug on the cable.
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Yes you can. You just need the right cable. Remember that you will need a xlr to 3.5mm cable or an 1/4" (6.35mm) to 3.5mm cable. I connect my iPad and iPhone to it on a regular basis. I have both cables and prefer the xlr to 3.5mm as it has no "noise" when plugged in. Cable link:Hosa XVM-110M Right Angle 3.5mm TRS to XLR3M 10 Ft
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you can't directly but I used it with a Griffin iMic device and it works great. I'd also suggest a good audio editing software program to get the full benefit of this preamp. I've used it with both inexpensive mics and professional quality mics and it makes both sound great with some tweaking. You'll need a good audio editing tools to get the most out of it.
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no unless you buy a mixer and then connect the mixer to a special cable for 3.5mm for mobile device but that's way to expensive just buy a different mic
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NO!!!!! It would be foolish to convert a mini headphone plug (which iphones and ipads use already) up to a FULL sized headphone plug. This only makes the small plug fit a large jack. So NO.
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Yes. Your headphone jack or audio out is most likely a 3.5mm plug which is compatible
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Not without out an adapter. The mic has a standard stereo plug. The iPhone requires a special plug that adapts to both headphone and microphone.
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Sorry, I have outdated equipment: iPad 2 and iPhone 4. The microphone works very well with what I have, so I would imagine that it would work equally as well with the iPad Air.
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No, I have this headphone and it cannot use to make phone calls, no microphone, and no remote to control music. Yes, it can connect to any 3.5 mm devices, iPhone/ smartphone/ mp3 etc.
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Yes you can. It has the larger headphone jack though, so you'll need an adapter if you have the standard 3.5mm endpoint.
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Indeed you can. They work with any 3.5mm port (I've used them with an electric piano). The controls work with my iDevices and my MacBook both for playing/pausing audio, and the mic works great for Skype (on iPad or Mac, I haven't used the mic on a PC) and regular iPhone voice calls.