Phone sound to amplifier

[robertkjr3d]

Ok I have another question...

I thought this one would be a cinch, after getting it hooked up... but no it not work very well. Very poor sound.

Here's the deal: I have a little Radio Shack converter that plugs into a cellphone/house phone which converts 3.5mm conector to the standard headphone size. Then I have a conector that plugs into the standard and splits off into two rca female ends. 1 of course is the mic, and the other output audio. Well I taped off the end I don't need the mic in this case. So I split the other RCA Male to 2 male ends. Then I take these male ends and plug that into the amplifier.

This is what I get... Kinda of a spark sound everyonce in a while. I have to crank the amps volume real high, which causes distortion... and the sound still sucks.

What am I doing wrong?

What I'm doing is basically the long way to do this product... would this product do that much better? See this link... now I don't have rights on this site to actually put a link but put it together and you can go to the site.

www shoptronics com/sthe3pltodur.html

actually in looking at that product again... I would still have to tape off one end, and split the other one, because one end would still be the mic end.

 

[MDS]

What exactly are you trying to do? Trying to play music stored on the phone through a receiver?

 

[majorloser]

A cell phone is always transmitting. This high power transmission near a receiver or computer speakers can cause a distortion sound. You may be able to put the phone in "airplane" mode to stop this kind of noise.

 

[robertkjr3d]

>>What are you trying to do?----
I want to send the sound from a phone-broadcast to the receiver.

Our church has people on phone tie-in. Instead of wearing a head-set, or using a crappy phone that has a loudspeaker... I want to direct the sound through my sound system.

--Cell phones always broadcasting--
It also did not work well with a housephone... Although the house phone I'm speaking of was also wireless.

The snapping noises go away when you plug the cell-phone in... It must be a grounding issue. However, the sound still sucks.

 

[robertkjr3d]

anybody got ideas... I just contacted a friend that does have an EE degree to see what he said about it... but he hasn't responded yet either.

 

[robertkjr3d]

still don't have an answer for this one