Do I need a 4-pole to 3-pole converter for my Droid - I believe it's headphone jack is 3.5mm 3-pole but this is a 3.5mm 4-pole. I hear only my convers
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I would contact Esonic and make sure the "converter" makes the appropriate connections.
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There is an option to put a 3.5mm aux input. I have a video in the reviews that you can take a look at, all you would have to do is either not connect the ipod cable or you can hide it away. (what I would do if was you and assuming you have an android device that uses micro usb is I would buy a "30pin to micro usb" adapter and use that so you can use the charging feature this kit has as well as use the 3.5mm to output audio. I dont know if I explained that well though.
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The unit has the larger 1/4" stereo jack labeled "Phones". I had not tried it previously but I dug out a cheap pair of headphones which had the more usual 3.5 mm plug and applied an adapter I had and the headphones worked fine. You may need this adapter if you have the usual pair of inexpensive headphones: 3.5mm Stereo Jack to 1/4" Stereo Plug Adapter http://www.cnaweb.com/3-5mm-stereo-jack-to-1-4-stereo-plug-adapter.aspx?gclid=CNGajJaVmL4CFcvm7AodcgwAzg.
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I have a lesser version of this player - the one Amazon sells for about $80 here - and I use it with my Zune player. It has to be connected as an Aux device using an cable, but it sounds good for that purpose. I was going to purchase another one for another room in my home. I don't know if it works with droid phones, but I would guess not since it's a different OS than the iPhone....it would be nice to see a manufacturer make some of these type products where they didn't lock themselves into Apple products - and actually support the HUGE droid marker out there.....if Apple will let them
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It comes standard configured for a 3.5mm jack, however it also comes with an adapter to convert to 2.5. Short answer: Yes
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I run my Android phone to it from the phone's headphone jack. However, as I learned after purchasing the speaker, you cannot run the full (stereo) signal back to the Behringer. This PA is strictly mono, so the cable I use is like this: SF Cable, 12 feet 3.5mm Stereo Male to Two RCA Male Splitter Cable You will have to also purchase an adapter like this: Hosa Cable GPR101 RCA To 1/4 Inch TS Adaptor - 2 Pack There are two there, but since your Behringer only has one input, you'll plug one of the two RCA ends of your cord into the 1/4" adapter, and the adapter into the Behringer. You won't be getting a stereo signal, but with most music, you won't notice it unless you're an audiophile. I run my Android phone to it from the phone's headphone jack. However, as I learned after purchasing the speaker, you cannot run the full (stereo) signal back to the Behringer. This PA is strictly mono, so the cable I use is like this: SF Cable, 12 feet 3.5mm Stereo Male to Two RCA Male Splitter Cable You will have to also purchase an adapter like this: Hosa Cable GPR101 RCA To 1/4 Inch TS Adaptor - 2 Pack There are two there, but since your Behringer only has one input,... » Read More I run my Android phone to it from the phone's headphone jack. However, as I learned after purchasing the speaker, you cannot run the full (stereo) signal back to the Behringer. This PA is strictly mono, so the cable I use is like this: SF Cable, 12 feet 3.5mm Stereo Male to Two RCA Male Splitter Cable You will have to also purchase an adapter like this: Hosa Cable GPR101 RCA To 1/4 Inch TS Adaptor - 2 Pack There are two there, but since your Behringer only has one input, you'll plug one of the two RCA ends of your cord into the 1/4" adapter, and the adapter into the Behringer. You won't be getting a stereo signal, but with most music, you won't notice it unless you're an audiophile. « Show Less
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There is although assuming you have headphones with a standard 3.5mm (1/4") jack, you will need to buy a 1/4" -> 1/8" adapter
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I connected Galaxy S III Headphone Jack with AUX 3.5 to 3.5 to Sharp, and sound was faint, with no bass. I have seen other questions/complaints that indicate the AUX In Jack on the Sharp requires a better quality source to play properly than the other Input options.
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Mine had three. The pone I needed, however, was not today's traditional "mini-USB" and did not fit my HTC One, but would likely have fit one of the very first android phones to hit the market. I have no idea what the other two adapters were for, but I'm thinking one was for the iPhone? Not sure if this is helpful or not...but hope it was.
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ATTN. This is 2.5mm size. If your jack is 3.5mm then it will not work and you may need an adapter.
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Not sure of question. Slightly dyslexic. I have a 2.5mm head set. I had to get a 3.5mm adapter. or adapter with 3.5 mm insert with a 3.5m point thing that goes into hole of phone. Can't recall how to explain this kind of thing sorry. But that worked for me. If you have the reverse then reverse everything I said.
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Its a 2.5mm one. Try to get a converter [3.5mm female 2.5mm male adapter converter] for using your regular headphones.
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I comes with a 3.5mm input jack (to plug directly into cell phone) and a RCA splitter (to plug into the computer) so you probably don't need an adapter. However, if you have a cordless phone with a 2.5mm plug, then get a 3.5mm (female) to 2.5mm (male) Headset Adapter. Make sure the male end has three black separators in the plug. If it only has two then it is just stereo and doesn't support a microphone.
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It is possible that one of them is a 3.5 however it is a connected piece and not having the earpiece in front of me right now, I believe the other pin is a different size (smaller). I guess if you want to plug this into a cell phone it would look weird with the other half of that connector sticking out and nothing to be plugged into.
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This pair of headphones' jack is a 3.5 mm(1/8 in). Which is considered standard I suppose but with that being said some phones support a 2.5 mm jack. There are adapters for this predicament though. Ranging from 1/4 in to 1/8. And 3.5mm to 2.5mm and vice versa.
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The headset you refer to uses 3.5mm connectors, such as the iPhone or any of the Android phones. This adaptor converts a 2.5mm connector, such as the old Symbian Nokia phones used. You need a different adaptor. And, whether it's the adaptor or my laptop, I can't get it to work for the microphone jack. I've actually gone to using a USB microphone (Audio Technica ATR2100) and a set of earbuds. But I needed that for other uses, anyway.
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Joseph, you must realize this is a 3.5mm to 3.5mm "extender jack". If you headphone jack is larger than 3.5mm, it will not work...