Enjoy audio in the sky with the Bose Single 1/8" Stereo Female to Single/Dual 1/8" Mono Male Airline Adapter. This adapter has an input for your 3.5mm stereo headphones and splits into two 3.5mm mono connectors, enabling you to plug into compatible airplane audio jacks. One mono connector can fold away when on a plane with single jacks.

For Single & Dual Airplane Audio Jacks    Folding Mono Connector

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I want to only use the left side of a stereo channel - does the balance pot act like a normal pan pot in this circumstance?

A: When only using the L channel on one of the EPM 6 - 6 Mono + 2 Stereo Audio Console, the channel will output the Left signal as a Mono signal. The panning will operate identically to the other mono channels.

Q: 2. Can I connect a mixer's phone stereo out to the 3.5mm female and use XLR to TRS female adapter to convert headphones to mono?

A: Yes you can connect the headphone output of a mixer into the 1/8'' input on the Switchcraft AudioStix adapter.

Q: 3. Are the two aux sends on this mixer both pre-faders?

A: Thank you for your question. Both AUX outs on this mixer are pre fader.

Q: 4. Does the "Soundcraft EPM6 - 6 " run at 220V? Does this mixer have “AC Input Power = 100 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz”?

A: Yes, the Soundcraft EPM 6 - 6 Mono + 2 Stereo Audio Console, according to the specifications, is 85-270 V AC, 50/60 Hz universal input.

Q: 5. Can this be used with an equaliser?

A: Yes it can. It normal practice to use a graphic EQ for your monitors.

Q: 6. If I plug a mono source (via TS or TRS) into the left input of a stereo channel, does the balance pot work as a normal pan pot?

A: The Soundcraft EPM 6 - 6 Mono + 2 Stereo Audio Console does not accept stereo signals and exclusively uses balanced inputs which are mono. You will need to use two cables, one for left, one for right, in order to add a stereo source.

Q: 7. Would this work for a Sennheiser mic k6/me66 to Sony PCM M10 and give balanced output to both L&R ?

A: Im afraid this will not work at all for what you want to do. As its the other way round. The 3.5mm is the input and the XLR is the mic level output. This would be used in a live situation for example where you may have a device that has a 3.5mm output which you plug in the Switchcraft 318 input. Now you can plug the XLR output of the Switchcraft 318 into a snake or stage box to go into the house mixer at mic level.

Q: 8. Will this allow me to connect my 3.5mm lav microphones to the XLR ports on either a Tascam DR-40x or Zoom H5 or H6 ?

A: The Switchcraft 318 is for connecting a line out 1/8'' source to an XLR mic input. For an 1/8'' microphone that is battery powered, it would be more ideal to use a Kopul mini to XLR adapter (B&H # KOAXMMF). https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/985832-REG/kopul_a_xmmf_adapter_xlr_male.html If you are using an 1/8'' microphone that is not battery powered and instead uses mic plugin power, then you would use the Rode VXLR Plus adapter with the phantom power on your DR-40X or H5 or H6 turned on (B&H # ROVXLRP). https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1358231-REG/rode_vxlr_mini_jack_to_xlr_adaptor.html

Q: 9. Will this combine a stereo output from an audio mixer and turn into mono for both side of the headphones?

A: Yes, it is designed to do exactly that: take stereo and convert to mono signal.

Q: 10. I plug in wireless mics on the line in input, but nothing happens with the faders?

A: There's no reason why the line inputs should not work normally. Try isolating the problem. Make sure nothing is muted, all gain/volume controls are up, and you have a good signal coming into your mixer. Then check to see if all channel line inputs are inop or just that particular channel. If any or all line inputs do not work, do the xlr inputs work? Check to see if you have a signal from the insert. This is pre-fader, so if you do and there is still no output post fader then the problem is somewhere between your gain circuit and and output .