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N0EG
N0EG Member ✭✭
in FLEX-6000 Signature Series

Hi all,

I work for a gaming headset company so I'm trying not to have to buy a new headset. The headset has a standard Tip/Ring/Ring/Sleeve. The "standard" gaming headset adapter (Tip/ring/ring/sleeve to separate 1/8 trs for speakers/mic) seems to ground the Tip/Ring of the MIc plug which doesn't seem to be good with my 6600. :).

Anyone know of a "standard" adapter I can buy? Or should I just go find some cables with wires that are not 1mm thick and build my own :)


Thansk - Josh - N0EG.

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  • DL4RCE
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    Same info would be nice for me :) there are some articles here that describe building an adapter, which I did.

    73

    Volker

  • VE7ATJ_Don
    VE7ATJ_Don Member ✭✭✭✭
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    Hi Josh... i have a 6500, which is a bit different config of the mic/phones jack, but what i did is build a small adapter box which plugs into the 8 (?) Pin mic connector on the front of the flex, and has jacks in it for mic and phones plugs from the y-adapter cable (like you've got). It also has a similar jack to plug in a ptt switch.

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