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Key Features
- Record and Play Phone Calls
- XLR and RCA I/O
- Works with Multiple Receiver Types
- No Power Required
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.
More DetailsThe 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.
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I am experience a clicking noise when I feed an ...
I am experience a clicking noise when I feed an audio signal through the THAT2 unit. Any recommendations on how to resolve that noise? or suggestion on different equipment.
Clicking is often from telephone line. Try using the line input, as a test to see if its clean, then you know its the phone line.
Date published: 2021-03-09
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I am trying this device with an Olympus digital recorder, connected via RCA cable. How do I reduce static noise? It seems that the noise level is amplified when connected. Not sure if the issue is THAT-2 or my battery-powered digital recorder...
I have not yet put into use this device
Date published: 2018-08-27
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What is the best method to record digital audio (MP3) from telephone interviews using this device? Should it be connected directly to a PC or a digital recording device, like an Olympus recorder? If to PC, is there a specific software to use to record the audio input? If digital recorder is the better option, is there a recommended recorder to use? Finally, what kind of cable should be used to connect the THAT-2 device to the digital audio recording device (PC or digital recorder). Thanks!
Hi Not sure if I can offer much help. I upgraded to the Inline Patch Audio Interface years ago. Regardless, I have always used XLR connectors that downsize (not sure if this is the correct term) to 3.5 mm male and connect to an audio recorder (Olympus LS-10). For some reason, I always have experienced interference. Thus, I have an IL-19 hum fighter between the device and the XLR connection. Recording to a computer has given me issues. Perhaps it is my set up.
Date published: 2018-08-27
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Does this work with VOIP? Or only POTS lines?
I've actually used this with an NEC DT700 which is a VOiP phone with a standard style handset. It worked pretty well. I would imagine that it works with any phone that has a standard RJ-11 handset connector.
Date published: 2018-08-27