JK Audio Daptor Two Wireless Phone Audio Interface

Kia Ora Terry, yes we have connected this to our broadcast desk and mobile phone. So people can call us on our mobile and we can take them to air and the announcers can hear and talk to them through there headsets.

If you have a need to interface a cell phone with the headset then in theory the answer is yes, if the headset you are using has the same connections available on the box - meaning separate 1/4 or XLR cables for input & output signals. However, many broadcast headsets require phantom power to work or special connectors to proprietary interfaces so make sure to check all of that first.

It wont work as the JK box is only XLR and . The EW is 3.5mm proprietary locking connectors.

Theoretically, you could patch your board into a the JK audio daptor 2, connect it to a cell phone, and have another person call said cell phone to listen to the audio signal being patched into the JK Audio box. Monitoring this way would not be my first choice however. I'd probably consider getting an IEM wireless system, and if having the signal penetrate walls were an issue, I'd get some paddle antennas into the auditorium. This set up would allow me to be wireless from the console, and have the ability to use high quality headphones into the beltpack receiver. If this interest you, look into the Sennheiser ew 300 IEM G3 Wireless In-Ear Monitoring System; B&H# SEEW300IEM3A.

On the JK unit, 1.Insert 1/4 inch 3 conductors jack to (wireless Phone Hand set Jack) on the unit and the other end with 4 conductors jack to your cellphone.2.Insert XLR female to (From Phone Mic Level) on the unit and the other end of XLR male to Mic input on your audio mixer.3.Insert XLR male to (Line Input) on the unit and the other end of XLR female to Main out or Phone on your audio mixer.Both sides will have to use microphones connected to their audio system to speak instead of your cell phone.