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2.5 to 3.5 headphone adapters
okay, I can confirm that the 2.5 to 3.5 adapter from radio shack DOES NOT work.
does anyone know if the one from seidio work? |
I'm not sure of brands, but i think the 6700 needs one with 3 black rings instead of the normal 2 for stereo headphones This is because the plug is designed for stereo sound and a microphone input. The one you bought from radioshack probably is not designed for a plug with 4 conductors. With this info you should be able to find some that work by searching on the internet, but perhaps someone else will be more helpful with a specific model that they know works.
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It does not work.
Go to a cingular store, get a ROKR 3.5mm adapter, it is the correct one. should cost at most $6 |
This one works fine:
http://www.seidioonline.com/index.as...ROD&ProdID=300 it's what I use. If you get one without a mic then you'll have no mic, so the built in mic kinda helps :D |
that's the weird thing, the radioshack adapter does have 4 conductors. I don't need a mic because I use a bluetooth headset. I want this so I can use a cassette adaptor in my car.
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srsly.
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lots of blank stares from the cingular stores I went to in my area today. I even brought a print out of the item from their website! :-)
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Actually, I bought one from Radio Shack 3 months ago, and it works flawlessly. I can listen to the audio output of a movie through my fm modulator. I'm all set for long trips!
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the head set adapter from the sanyo m1 works great :D
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yeah the one from the rokr works perfectly, my girfriend had a rokr before she upgraded to the HTC Wizard, and she gave me the adater that the rokr came with, so thats what i use and it works.
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