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12/24/2015 – 1. I want to connect my Audio Technica Pro 8 HE to my iPhone (6s plus). Will it work with this adapter (re the 700 ohm issue . . .
Response From Speech Recognition Solutions: Avraham:
Regarding the shipping, I'm suspecting you are looking at US Postal Service "express mail" which is touted to be 5-7 days. Yes, this is what it costs. Priority mail is about 2 weeks and tends to be about half this cost. We used to allow use of "First Class Mail International" which runs only $10 or so, but we were seeing delivery times of nearly a month (or more) and got so many complaints that we discontinued it.
Regarding the 8HEmW and iPhone adapter, I just tested the set-up and found that my iPad defaulted to the on-board mic, both alone and when also adding a P100 plug adapter. So I wouldn't recommend the combination. I guess this makes the shipping fee issue a bit moot.
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Jon Wahrenberger
4/30/2015 – Does this work with android smartphones with 3.5mm plug (e.g. Galaxy S5)?
Response From Speech Recognition Solutions: While we haven't specifically tested this adapter with the S5, it is compatible with other Android devices, so I expect it will be compatible with your device.
4/15/2015 – hi guys. I have got an Audio-Technica PRO8HEMW mic and i want to use it with my Ipad air 2. Will this adaptor work for my . . .
Response From Speech Recognition Solutions: The adapter works fine with IPad or IPhone but remember the PRO8HEMW does not have a speaker and when the adapter is plugged in it cuts out the devices speaker.
11/27/2014 – Does this enable the use of mic and headphone simultaneously? If I wear plugged in headphones and speak into a plugged in . . .
Response From Speech Recognition Solutions: When used with an iPad or iPhone, yes, it does allow simultaneous use of the microphone in and sound out. But this does not mean you can hear your speech through the headset - this type of functionality would depend upon the device and software and not the adapter.
Regarding the second part of your question, it's not really practical to use this with a MacBook, but only because the sound input on a MacBook is looking for a "Line-in" device and not a "Mic-in" device such as a headset microphone. The only practical way to interface most headset microphones with a MacBook (or any Mac for that matter) is with a USB adapter.
9/14/2014 – Would this work with Macbook pro retina display 2014?
Response From Speech Recognition Solutions: Yes, this should work with most newer MacBooks that have a 4-pin TRRS connector. If you Apple earbuds w/ mic work, then this adapter will work.
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