Consumer Cellular Flip Phones Output To Headphones

At $230, I do not know how much more one gets for phones that cost 2 and 3 times as much. I did see it on consumer Cellular for $ 150

For UWP-D11 Lavalier .. but through PHONES. NOT on OUTPUT.

Use this with JK Audio SportMix to interface with *newer* cellular phones. Today's Android and IPhones require a 4-conductor cable to work properly with the mixer. Simple replacement to standard 3-conductor cable. Works flawlessly with new phones for much better clarity over the air.

This wall controller outputs a great image and is made for regular consumer televisions. It has the capability to flip any screen that you desire to flip. I am very satisfied with this product.

Very detailed, balanced sound. Not bass heavy like many other consumer headphones.

We use the HDMI to SDI and the SDI to HDMI converters to extend the HDMI output of a small consumer camcorder all the way around the auditorium to our production switcher for our church live stream. Our switcher takes HDMI input from various cameras and these converters allow us to hide one of our cameras up on the stage for audience shots but its way out of range of HDMI runs. We can easily go 100 feet or more with these converters over SDI coax.

Im using the Rolls MB15b simply to boost the output of a consumer level device that has stereo RCA outputs. So, on the Rolls both input and output are via RCA, but the adjustable output level can be made significantly higher than what Im inputting to the Rolls. Works great and the sound is clean with no additional background noise that I can detect.

Used to take consumer audio (eg PC audio output) which is balanced and convert to unbalanced with simple adjustment to optimize sound quality.

Construction of the cable is decent, no complaints for the price. For my use case it didn't work, but it's in a box for possible future use. Read below for details: Bought this to adapter a consumer receiver subwoofer output (Yamaha RX-V673) to a pro audio amp input (Behringer EP4000). Subwoofer output was not high enough because of the difference in consumer (-10dBV) and pro (+4dBu) input levels. So I picked up a used Aphex 124A and that has been working well to boost output of the consumer receiver up to pro line level.

I use this, coupled with an analog to digital converter, to record the output of my old consumer video cameras for my YouTube channel. Yes, it's overkill, but it makes recording video from old cameras fun and hassle free. Once I have the files recorded, I can easily transfer them right away into my computer for editing purposes. You will also need to purchase a BlackMagic analog to digital converter to go with this. The BMD Video Assist is the the Swiss Army Knife of video recorders! My only regret was not getting the 12G model.