Just asking if there would be any problem getting this jack for a headphone/composite in jack? I don't see why not.
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Also, would these jacks be compatible for each other and would they work for a breakout box?
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Would these work?
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- JonathanMC
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Re: Would these work?
you should have no problem finding a 3.5mm jack, it is readily availble from a variety of suppliers.
The RJ12 (telephone) jack and RJ45 (ethernet) plug are incompatible (by design).
You will need a matching pair or a hacksaw to make them fit together.
The RJ12 (telephone) jack and RJ45 (ethernet) plug are incompatible (by design).
You will need a matching pair or a hacksaw to make them fit together.
- JonathanMC
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Re: Would these work?
Thanks for your reply. I think these would work, right?
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