could I use this as a Bluetooth mic for my car stereo? Would it work better then the ones that come with the aftermarket stereos? Is it 2.5mm?
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well, it is 2.5mm and it is supposed to work with any device with that jack
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Hi Matthew, plese contact your car stereo manufacturer to get an accurate answer. We can only provide support for Sony product inquiries. -Vincent
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I don't think these guys understood your question. I was wondering too about this as my car has bluetooth built in for calls, but no a2dp technology for the audio. I searched thru the reviews and I guess it does work with your factory builit-in bluetooth. See copy and paste below. "Works in conjunction with the bluetooth phone headset built into my car, so able to pair audio output & phone interface once I turn on BT on my phone. I rarely have to click the single button on the clip to get it paired."
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Yes - it's got an 1/8th" input jack to accept a mic or aux input, and adjustable input recording level controls.I've never used the input, though - I'm not sure if it's a stereo input jack. You might want to find the manual online and check the specs...
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That's correct, this microphone requires phantom power so it could not be used with a 3.5mm plug. Thanks for your interest!
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Basically. It functions as your 'output' instead of going to the regular phone speaker or a bluetooth in your ear. Your phone's microphone is still used to catch your voice but your car's audio system is now the equivalent of the earpiece. It is a great little transmitted for the money. Had paid the same for another brand but it was a POS. Set the FM to the right frequency once and you are done.
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I don't think these guys understood your question. I was wondering too about this as my car has bluetooth built in for calls, but no a2dp technology for the audio. I searched thru the reviews and I guess it does work with your factory builit-in bluetooth. See copy and paste below."Works in conjunction with the bluetooth phone headset built into my car, so able to pair audio output & phone interface once I turn on BT on my phone. I rarely have to click the single button on the clip to get it paired."
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No. This is not a Bluetooth transmitter its an FM radio transmitter so you can dial into your radio station. You want a 3.5mm to Bluetooth RECIEVER for inside a car on the stereo's aux input, if available (no music to the headset as that is illegal inside a vehicle), or a 3.5mm to Bluetooth TRANSMITTER, for use outside of a vehicle putting music straight to your headset (bypassing the "only calls" function of most Bluetooth ear pieces). Try this
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This is intended for cars without bluetooth. I don't know why you would have a need for it if your car is bluetooth capable already.
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Yes my friend, this radio has two female jacks one of them is for the pa speaker and the other one is for the external speaker that you can use when your radio is located inside the dash panel of your car, and you can loose some audio... Both of them are 3.5 mm, I hope my answer had been usefull.... Regards from maracay Venezuela
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I used this about 2 years ago and from what I remember I needed to connect 2 XLR mics to a stereo camcorder mic input. This is the the not the "correct" way to do this properly. The "proper" solution is more complicated and much more expensive. XLR mics are "Balanced" mics and in theory when used properly they minimize or eliminate the unwanted 60 Hz hum. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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I have not had people complain about hearing me. Make sure you are not blocking the mic with the clamping brackets. I also use Bluetooth in my car to hear and talk. Not sure if bluetooth will help you if you have it in your car.
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Not without splicing some wires if you wanted to stay with the original mic. You could try using some earbuds set up for a cell phone (it's the same 1/8th inch jack) though I don't know how good the quality of the mic will be with all the road noise. Worth a shot though.
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Yes, it has a 3.5 mm external mic jack. You will not be happy with the sound using this mic jack unless you use a preamp such as a Beachtek or Juicedlink.
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Probably not. I would first contact the seller and verify whether or not it will work for you. You will need to be specific - what brand and model of car stereo. Here is a link that will give you more info on how to get Bluetooth in your car. Good luck! http://www.crutchfield.com/S-1Z61nwW9iNc/learn/learningcenter/car/Bluetooth/in_car.html
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If you want to spend a little more money for higher quality audio - I have this setup and it works great: a small high quality Audio-Technica stereo mic: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0016ARZ9C/ with an excellent mounting bracket http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000065Q6B/
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All I can tell you is that it has two pairing modes. I was able to pair it with my Bose bluetooth mini. I have not tried it with my car bluetooth, but I doubt that would work with that application.
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If the car has bluetooth, then why would you need another bluetooth device? If your car cant stream music (A2DP), most slightly older car dont, then this device will stream music through the aux port and has a Mic to make calls, but all i use it for is to stream music from my android Nexus 7 and I love it.