Does the female side have a two ring inside? Trying to send from the 2 ring connector to the third (microphone) ring on the male end.
394735
Both ends have the same connection type, Tip, Ring, Ring, Sleeve, for 4 total connection points. This is compared to a standard headphone/stereo connector which is Tip, Ring, Sleeve, for 3 total connection points. The female end is just the smaller 3/32 and the male is the larger (standard) 1/8 connector. I'm not clear on your question, but if both connecting devices are not TRRS, this will likely not do what you're hoping for. The reason I bought this was to use a set of sport headphones that I liked, but were made for the smaller connector, with an MP3 player.
826099
Yes, however, the microphone input needs to be split into both left and right channels.
1179602
a female connector Screws over top of the male ( the wilson sleek has a male connecter on it) there for it would go in side the female .... jest like any other connecter in the electric industry
422357
They're both male and female... the orientation of them is just flipped. If you are making a connector, you need two.
1515680
Not clear on your question. One side is XLR female, the other is 1/4" male. I use it to plug a normal XLR mic (like a shure SM58) into a sound board with only 1/4 inputs.
335388
It does not have a male connection, the one you want is a different number, I am not sure what the correct number would be for you.
1802651
If you want to use the stereo analogue input on the transmitter and also have chat functions, you need to use the transmitter's chat-out or mini-USB port to output voice. Of course, you'd need some kind of splitter to set that up with a phone. The 3-ring cable is actually for connecting the headset directly to your phone, in which case it acts like a standard wired headset (without needing to be powered on) and your phone should work with the headset's mic.
691576
Definitely not. This an XLR male to dual XLR female. This is designed to send two mics into one Chanel. You need the opposite. Why would you need one mic into two PA's?
2280016
My guess, without having looked at the mic end; this is a stereo mic; it probably has a 3 pole/segmented plug - 1 for R & 1 for L channel along with a neutral section shared by both. iPhone's and Android's, like many devices today, are using a 4 pole plug. Hence the issue it is not a defect in the mic but a incompatible style of plug.You may need to find a 3.5mm Stereo TRRS 4-Pole Plug to 3.5mm Mic & Headset Jack converter.Hope this helps.Have a Magical Day
209750
The female is for a TRRS such as the Apple Control Talk. I used this to split my Bose headphones male to use the microphone with my work laptop.
530197
There are two mic inputs to use. I did not try it but you should be able to.
422355
There is not a male and female connector. There is just one SB50 connector which serves as both male and female. This is done by turning the connector over. I do not know about the "2 piece set".
716835
This microphone has the screwed end on it which is typical for the Sennheiser G2 Transmitter Pack or Sony's UWP Transmitter pack. If you are trying to plug this directly into a device that doesn't have the male portion of the screwed end the plug isn't deep enough to make a proper connection on those other devices.
77669
Yes, two xlr inputs, two xlr outputs. I often have two microphones going in: one right xlr input and one left xlr input. I haven't found a need to use the output ones.
199164
my computer has a female spot to plug in. the microphone has male plug. for me it was perfect fit.
97559
No, it says that it can "Convert standard 2.5mm phone headset plug to 3.5mm plug". So the female connector can receive a 2.5 plug and the male plug is 3.5mm. I use it to convert a Plantronics headset from a land line cordless phone for use with a cell smartphone.
668147
Both ends are the same, and I'd call then male ends. There is a center pin (male) that engages with the female end on an audio component. Both ends are the same as the one pictured in the Amazon product page.