The JK Audio THAT-2 is a telephone audio interface that connects between the telephone receiver and base. THAT-2 is designed to capture audio to record and play sound bytes or to send IFB dialog over phone lines. The compact telephone tap features balanced and unbalanced XLR and RCA I/O connectors.
The audio connections are used for sending line level signal down phone lines or capturing a mix of send and receive audio. A 3-position switch enables THAT-2 to be used with either a carbon, dynamic or electret style receiver (receivers with keypads are not compatible). Level adjust dials provide control over send and receive levels. THAT-2 is a compact, passive device that requires no external power source.
| Input |
Balanced: XLR Female
Unbalanced: RCA Phono Jack |
| Output |
Balanced: XLR Male
Unbalanced: RCA Phono Jack |
| Handset |
Compatible with various carbon, dynamic and electret handsets.
Not for use with handsets that have keypads |
| Isolation | Isolation 1500V |
| Phone Line | RJ11C |
| Impedance |
Line Input: 10k ohms, 250 mV RMS, +12dBM
Line Output: 600 ohms, 100 mV RMS, -16dBm |
| Power Requirements | Passive |
| Dimensions | Not Specified by Manufacturer |