Monoprice 3.5mm TRS Stereo Plug to 2x 3.5mm TRS Stereo Jack Splitter Adapter, Gold Plated
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Will each of the ports output mono or stereo audio?
A shopper
on Apr 10, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Each output will give you stereo out. So if you plug in 2 sets of "stereo" headphones, you will hear it in Stereo. This is assuming you plug the male end into something that is stereo as well.
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- Jeffrey S on Apr 10, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Each output will give you stereo out. So if you plug in 2 sets of "stereo" headphones, you will hear it in Stereo. This is assuming you plug the male end into something that is stereo as well.
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- Jeffrey S on Apr 10, 2019
I believe 3.5mm is mono. The only thing that happens when you use a splitter is the signal strength is cut in half. Your output signal should still be fine as long as the original signal source is strong, if you use this coming from a cell phone you will have 2 very week signals.
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- Chris S on Apr 19, 2019
- Purchased on Nov 21, 2018
Stereo. I have this split going to two of the same amplifiers wired up to an array of speakers and i can tell the music is mixed and certain sounds come from left versus right.
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- Colin G on Apr 12, 2019
- Purchased on Jun 25, 2018
I used it on a cell phone watching Netflix with my wife. I really want to say it was stereo. I would have noticed if mono.
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- Anthony H on Apr 10, 2019
- Purchased on Dec 25, 2018
Both outputs stereo (splits stereo evenly)
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- DanV on Apr 10, 2019
- Purchased on Jul 28, 2018
Stereo on both. (mono would work too)
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- Lance W on Apr 10, 2019
- Purchased on Dec 11, 2018
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Looking to plug in a Headset that has a microphone cable and speaker cable into a computer with only one headphone Jack, Anyone know if this will work for that?
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on Jan 18, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Your question is a little unclear. There's two ways I can read it. I'll try to answer both.
First, some assumptions. I assume that you plan to connect two headsets to your computer at the same time. I also assume that both headsets are identical, and that they have plugs that will physically fit into this device. (So, 3.5mm jacks.) Finally, I assume that your headsets have two wires (both with 3.5mm tips) coming out of them that normally both plugged into a computer at the same time.
With those assumptions in mind:
* If you don't care about the microphone functionality, then you can use both headsets at the same time by only plugging the headphone cables from each headset into this device, and then the device into the headphone socket on your computer.
* If you care about only /one/ of the headset's having a working microphone, then you can do the same as stated above, while also plugging either of the headset's microphone jacks into the computer's built-in headphone socket, presuming it has one.
* You CANNOT use a single headset, plug both the headphone and microphone cable into this device, and then this device into any socket on your computer, to gain the functionality of both. While adapters for this purpose do exist, this is not one of them. This may damage the headset's built-in microphone, your laptop (though unlikely), or both. --- If you would like an adapter that does this, look for one that has three black rings on it's tip, rather than the two that this one has. I wasn't able to find such an adapter with a quick search, but maybe you'll have better luck.
* You SHOULD NOT (but technically MAYBE can) use this device to plug the microphone cable from both headsets into the microphone port on your computer. I don't know if this will work or not, as it depends on how safely the device is constructed. A safe device won't let you do this; the computer just won't hear any audio. An unsafe one may allow this, but it may damage the circuitry of the computer.
First, some assumptions. I assume that you plan to connect two headsets to your computer at the same time. I also assume that both headsets are identical, and that they have plugs that will physically fit into this device. (So, 3.5mm jacks.) Finally, I assume that your headsets have two wires (both with 3.5mm tips) coming out of them that normally both plugged into a computer at the same time.
With those assumptions in mind:
* If you don't care about the microphone functionality, then you can use both headsets at the same time by only plugging the headphone cables from each headset into this device, and then the device into the headphone socket on your computer.
* If you care about only /one/ of the headset's having a working microphone, then you can do the same as stated above, while also plugging either of the headset's microphone jacks into the computer's built-in headphone socket, presuming it has one.
* You CANNOT use a single headset, plug both the headphone and microphone cable into this device, and then this device into any socket on your computer, to gain the functionality of both. While adapters for this purpose do exist, this is not one of them. This may damage the headset's built-in microphone, your laptop (though unlikely), or both. --- If you would like an adapter that does this, look for one that has three black rings on it's tip, rather than the two that this one has. I wasn't able to find such an adapter with a quick search, but maybe you'll have better luck.
* You SHOULD NOT (but technically MAYBE can) use this device to plug the microphone cable from both headsets into the microphone port on your computer. I don't know if this will work or not, as it depends on how safely the device is constructed. A safe device won't let you do this; the computer just won't hear any audio. An unsafe one may allow this, but it may damage the circuitry of the computer.
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- Deborah V on Jan 18, 2019
- Purchased on Mar 18, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Your question is a little unclear. There's two ways I can read it. I'll try to answer both.
First, some assumptions. I assume that you plan to connect two headsets to your computer at the same time. I also assume that both headsets are identical, and that they have plugs that will physically fit into this device. (So, 3.5mm jacks.) Finally, I assume that your headsets have two wires (both with 3.5mm tips) coming out of them that normally both plugged into a computer at the same time.
With those assumptions in mind:
* If you don't care about the microphone functionality, then you can use both headsets at the same time by only plugging the headphone cables from each headset into this device, and then the device into the headphone socket on your computer.
* If you care about only /one/ of the headset's having a working microphone, then you can do the same as stated above, while also plugging either of the headset's microphone jacks into the computer's built-in headphone socket, presuming it has one.
* You CANNOT use a single headset, plug both the headphone and microphone cable into this device, and then this device into any socket on your computer, to gain the functionality of both. While adapters for this purpose do exist, this is not one of them. This may damage the headset's built-in microphone, your laptop (though unlikely), or both. --- If you would like an adapter that does this, look for one that has three black rings on it's tip, rather than the two that this one has. I wasn't able to find such an adapter with a quick search, but maybe you'll have better luck.
* You SHOULD NOT (but technically MAYBE can) use this device to plug the microphone cable from both headsets into the microphone port on your computer. I don't know if this will work or not, as it depends on how safely the device is constructed. A safe device won't let you do this; the computer just won't hear any audio. An unsafe one may allow this, but it may damage the circuitry of the computer.
First, some assumptions. I assume that you plan to connect two headsets to your computer at the same time. I also assume that both headsets are identical, and that they have plugs that will physically fit into this device. (So, 3.5mm jacks.) Finally, I assume that your headsets have two wires (both with 3.5mm tips) coming out of them that normally both plugged into a computer at the same time.
With those assumptions in mind:
* If you don't care about the microphone functionality, then you can use both headsets at the same time by only plugging the headphone cables from each headset into this device, and then the device into the headphone socket on your computer.
* If you care about only /one/ of the headset's having a working microphone, then you can do the same as stated above, while also plugging either of the headset's microphone jacks into the computer's built-in headphone socket, presuming it has one.
* You CANNOT use a single headset, plug both the headphone and microphone cable into this device, and then this device into any socket on your computer, to gain the functionality of both. While adapters for this purpose do exist, this is not one of them. This may damage the headset's built-in microphone, your laptop (though unlikely), or both. --- If you would like an adapter that does this, look for one that has three black rings on it's tip, rather than the two that this one has. I wasn't able to find such an adapter with a quick search, but maybe you'll have better luck.
* You SHOULD NOT (but technically MAYBE can) use this device to plug the microphone cable from both headsets into the microphone port on your computer. I don't know if this will work or not, as it depends on how safely the device is constructed. A safe device won't let you do this; the computer just won't hear any audio. An unsafe one may allow this, but it may damage the circuitry of the computer.
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- Deborah V on Jan 18, 2019
- Purchased on Mar 18, 2018
Don't think so. This just connects one STEREO out to two STEREO out. You likely need 4 contacts out (TRRS - 3 signals and ground) to STEREO headset/speakers (two signals and ground) and Mono microphone in. (one signal and ground). There connectors made for your purpose.
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- DanV on Jan 19, 2019
- Purchased on Jul 28, 2018
No. If your computed doesn't have a mic input, it probably lacks a sound card and will not record from a microphone. Plugging a mic into the earphone jack would not work even if it did.
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- MARVIN B on Jan 18, 2019
- Purchased on Jan 31, 2018
No, this is for turning one aux cord into two. there are specific converters for what you’re looking for
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- Colin G on Jan 20, 2019
- Purchased on Jun 25, 2018
I don’t believe it will work. Get a usb mic
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- Amrita A on Jan 18, 2019
- Purchased on Oct 30, 2018
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