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dumnone
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What does a molded end do? What does that mean?if the TRS-XLR adapter has molded ends, that might not be possible.
What does a molded end do? What does that mean?if the TRS-XLR adapter has molded ends, that might not be possible.
I mean a molded plastic surround to the connector that can't be disassembled and reassembled.What does a molded end do? What does that mean?
Its housed in metal and the three pins stick out of some plastic. I tried to take all the screws out of it but one wouldn't come out so I couldn't open it entirely to see what exactly was going on.I mean a molded plastic surround to the connector that can't be disassembled and reassembled.
I may have misread. I was under the impression that your current adapter situation had already split the signal out, and you were just trying to get the signal to the right level.with my headset mic?
It's a headset, so two of the connections are for the stereo headphones.I don't understand what a TRS connector would be doing with that mic - it's not a condensor, there is no power, what's the third ring for? Why would it be just 'fake stereo', very few (any?) computer mic jacks are set up for stereo.
I've used the AT broadcast headset along with the Shure. Both are dynamic mics and will work for you but keep in mind, if this is for gaming or game streaming over OBS, you may not be that happy with how heavy and hot it will get. I use these in boardrooms as a headset for a tech to set up an analog phone bridge for earnings calls when board members don't want to hear dial and touch tones in the room. The AT is a nice headset.Im thinking about just buying an Audio-Technica BPHS1 Broadcast Stereo Headset just cause its got the right connectors.
A lot going on in this thread. This headset model is for desktop conferencing and the noise cancelling is not of the type you are thinking. The Polycom, now Poly has a lot of experience with DSP and their technologies such as acoustic fencing is pretty impressive. They have DSP and software that can remove room noises like air handling, paper rustling or noise from someone fumbling with a bag a chips for instance. This is all done in this case mostly through the Poly software. The headset itself is pretty ordinary.I do wonder what he wants it for? It seems a rather odd choice. It mentions noise cancelling, but it’s not clear if it’s a nulling noise cancelling system, or just a filter in the usb converter part we don’t think he is using.
4 connections -left ear, right ear, common ground and mic. What is the mic 3rd connector (when split off) doing?It's a headset, so two of the connections are for the stereo headphones.
A mystery indeed. So much so, I decided to leverage my vast resources (went to the van and grabbed an adaptor and meter) to see if we can't solve just that.4 connections -left ear, right ear, common ground and mic. What is the mic 3rd connector (when split off) doing?