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EDIT: Never mind, answered my own question.
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Good to see you were able to figure out your issue. I was working on a reply for you and figured it may still be worth showing to some who may have had a similar issue as you.EDIT: Never mind, answered my own question.
The best way to really ensure you have the correct pins is to insert your 2.5mm plug into the jack you are wishing to use. Have the one end of the wire stripped so you have access to the individual wires (should be 3 or 4 of them). 1 is the mic, 1 is the speaker, and 1 (or 2) are ground. Use a continuity tester by touching one probe on the wire and the other to a corresponding pin on the jack you want to use. When you have continuity you know which pin you have.
Let me know if that helps.
Used a tester from work and found out which pin was which, but the female jack I was using was too big to fit into the casing and I was too lazy to try making it fit. Ended up just using an old turtle beach cable I had laying around. Turned out pretty nice.
Sorry. Is the bluetooth adapter being powered from the actual mic jack or are you getting the 3.3v that the 360 controller supplied from somewhere else? Would love to see what you did.
Um...because we couldn't? Why not make use of what you got now instead of waiting. Plus, the majority of us don't want to pay more to use what we have already.why couldn't you guys just wait until the company that makes the turtle beach headsets make one that works with the 360 turtle beach headsets
Dude that's awesome! I envy people with the capabilities to do stuff like this.