1400 come with two 3.5mm jacks (1 audio/1 mic) or a single 4 pole connector? Corsair site says 1, but prod. dscrp. says 2. Both list the same product#
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Sorry but i dont know, because i buyed the 2100 version which is wireless... :(
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Left Side: 1 DC Jack; USB 3.0 Port; HDMI Port; Wired LAN Port. Right Side: MultiCard Slot; microphone; monitor Port; ear-set/Headset Jack and USB Port.
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D. Mathew is correct the only difference is the jack size. The number of pins and the pin layout is the same as a stereo audio cable. For most audio devices you will need the 1/8" or 3.5mm Jack (i.e. headphones jack) not this.
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The model CS95 comes with 2 x 3.5mm jacks (one for audio & the other for mic) that plug into inputs on a computer, laptop, etc. Model CS95-USB comes with a USB connector. Make sure to order the model that best suits your needs (for instance, I don't want to sacrifice another USB port on my PC; plus, I like the flexibility of inputting one, the other, or both jacks into the outlets, depending upon my needs at the time).
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If you want to use the headset as described above it will not work for the 2 pin choice. The 1 pin operates both mic and earpiece
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yes, it comes with a 4 pole 3.5mm cable with a mic and volume control. but, i do not recommend you buy this product though. read my full review!!!!!!!
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There are 2 optical connections and one 1/4" or 3/8 stereo input. I am just not sure of the size, but is the normal speaker sized jack on a pc
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I use mine on Midland GXT 2050 GMRF/FRS radios. I cannot specifically answer your question. The SECUDA is a 2 pin connection, one longer than the other. The longer pin is 14mm long with a 3.38mm diameter. The shorter pin is 11mm long with a 2.38mm diameter. The center to center distance between the 2 pins is 10mm. It appears to be a standard external microphone jack connection, mic/speaker connection. Might be worth contacting the manufacturer for more specifics. I hope this is some help.
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Keep in mind that the microphone is only garaunteed to work with 4-pole jacks (e.g. phone jacks, Some laptop jacks, if they ordinarily support mic and headphone through the one jack), this does not include desktop jacks where mic and headphone are entirely seperate. Unfortunately for some reason unlike standard 4-pole headsets, you can't use things like splitters or converters to use this with 2 seperate 3-pole jacks :\So if you're ONLY using on a PC, go for the non-ktc version and a stand alone mic.
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One cable, plug into your "line in". I strongly advise against this cable tho, pure trash. Made my sub hum so bad I had to replace with a different brand cable. Waste of time & money. Go for a different brand, trust me.
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Hi .. this is a mono mic. made for desk or podium use in front of a speaker. It is a pro output XLR connector so will need a low (mic level) input or mixer to work. For the price can't be beat. We use their system of, I think 8 mics for roundtable conferences. They work great.
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There are 2 connectors. You should really get a fan controller or something of the sort. Two fans won't cut it. I have 10 in mine but that is all personal preference.
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Is the connecting end of the microphone / headset two male ends or one ? And another thing to consider is the size of the headsets male end.
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Theres only a mic input 1/4 inch. The others are audio outputs, two flavors of headphones, and a master red white out.
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I would buy a splitter to split the 2 channel audio from the mic. Having all three in one plug could cause issues. That is what I do to get an audio connection to my computer.
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A motherboard audio does not connect to this for the MIC. You must have a different audio board or one of those cheap MIC/Headset USB connectors, then for the same price, you will not need this adapter.
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I don't know. I only have one. Best bet would be to get in touch with the folks at Grain Audio.