does the xp500 transmitter work with the xp510 headset
369408
No, the XP500 and XP510 models use different radios, so they would not be compatible with one-another.
1153653
If your TV or cable/satellite box has a digital optical (S/PDIF) audio output, then you can connect the XP400 transmitter's optical cable to that (instead of the game console itself) to listen to television shows and movies in the headset.
48404
I don't know. You can look on the companies website to see if they sell the transmitter separately.
259522
As long as the headset has a "mini XLR" connector, it will work perfectly with this. There is a gain control just underneath the battery cover to control the output signal as well, but I get plenty with it on it's lowest setting with a guitar anyway. Another cool feature is the battery cover can be used as a mini flat head screw driver specifically for adjusting the signal output. Pretty convenient because that way you don't have to bust out an actual screwdriver just to make a small adjustment if you ever need to. One thing to watch though, if you're getting the red "clipping" light on the receiver every time to transmit a signal, turn the output signal all the way down on the transmitter because they come factory up at about 80%. If you still get the red clipping light at the lowest transmitter setting, you may want to exchange it for a different one. I had to do this with my first one because it was just wired too hot from the factory; the replacement I got has worked perfectly ever since! One more thing, keep the output level on the receiver turned all the way up, this has no effect on the clipping, but effects the signal output directly in that you may experience signal loss if you don't have it up all the way. I think they say this in the set up guide that comes with it, but I missed that part until I emailed the technician about my issue with the first unit I had. AKG's technical support is probably the best I've ever dealt with too, I just went to their web site akg.com, went to help, emailed tech support and I had a response from an actual technician within 12 hours. Pretty awesome actually! Hope this helps!
654346
Yes if you get the adapter separately or you can just order the XP 7 at this amazon link, which comes with the adaptor. Turtle Beach Ear Force XP SEVEN MLG Pro Circuit Programmable Surround Sound Console Headset
1676976
Yes. I have used it with Dragon 12. Things you can check: 1. In the Windows Control Panel, click System &gt; Device Manager &gt; Sound, video and game controllers. Then double-click on Plantronics Wireless Audio. Check to see if the device status says "This device is working properly." 2. In the control panel open Sound. Click on the Recording tab. The Plantronics wireless audio should be listed as a microphone and as default and have a green check mark. If it does not, select it and set it as default. If it shows as not plugged in, check your connections. 3. On the DragonBar, click Profile &gt; Add dictation source to current User Profile... In the window that opens, under Dictation Source: click the down arrow and select your Plantronics headset from the list. Hope this helps
726574
I cannot say for certain, since the BT-D1 transmitter was not in stock when I bought my headphones. It is true that both the transmitter and receiver will need to support the profile; and from what I was reading about the BT-D1, if it is not always "on" I suspect that the apt-x profile is a mode you can select at the transmitter. The protocols are such that well designed devices will automatically negotiate for the best possible mutually supported profile.
1696647
I use the transmitter from an old pair of Sony headphones plus the Unisar transmitter that came with the original headphones. Both transmitters seem to work so possibly other brands might also work.
1693320
Well had to lookup specs of that transmitter you listed and it says audio input of a 3.5mm jack so no this won work.
464414
we only have one head set so i don't know, but my guess is that they would. Be advised that I have previously replied about this product and seller that his ad says there are two headsets, but there is only one. there are two things in the box. the base - which is the charger and transmitter, and the headset. it works great and we are transmitting in a big room probably 35 feet. it is used by a 97 year old.
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I don't think so but I'm not 100% on that. I'm pretty sure the transmitter has to be a devention series unless you switch out the controller in the qrx350. the devo radios are excellent in my opinion. I own 4 of them and they all are great.
2028155
No it cannot. The bluetooth is use for chatting or speaking with the Mic wirelessly. If you want the smarthphone to sync with music then the XP510 is capable everything
807714
Hi Keith- Yes, this should work fine. But you can contact the vendor- their technical support is awesome. I have been extremely happy with my X50
728423
I don't expect so. The Shoretel 560 is listed as incompatible in the Headset Buddy compatibility lists (http://www.headsetbuddy.com/known-compatibility-list/)
134213
Ive read online that it will. Using the adapter the X1 sends audio to the adapter and then you can plug in what you want as headphones. If you have headphones with a mic it also should work with chat and game audio. But check forums to be sure.
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I dont know ive tried in my mixer board a transmitter tried everything and we could never get it to work we even called and they sent us a new one and it didnt work as well so we just gave up
223869
If you are speaking of the DX5e, yes.I am not sure about the DX5 or if there is such a transmitter. A recent answer on the Horizon Hobby site confirmed my first statement about the DX5e.