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phone connector

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A plug and socket widely used to connect microphones to amplifiers and for other audio applications. Phone connectors come in stereo (three wire) and monaural (two wire) versions. Also known as a "quarter-inch connector," the prong is 1/4" thick by 1.25" long. See mini-phone connector, RCA connector, A/V ports and plugs & sockets. See also RJ-11.

Phone Connector
Stereo plugs are identified by the three divisions in their prong, while monaural plugs have only two.
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Features include a backlit LCD display to access important call information, such as number called and duration or progress of call, up to seven different languages on the display for international customers, international caller-ID, a 25-entry address book for speed dialing, a cell phone connector, conferencing and mute and hold buttons.
SoundStation 2: Polycom by Ezarik, Melissa / District Administration
And, they build upon the same EasyFit system introduced by Logitech last year -- which enables people to first choose an earpiece that fits their personal preference and style, and then separately choose the appropriate phone connector that fits their phone.
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The newest edition, the SoundStation2, delivers dramatically improved voice quality, provides the ability to talk up to ten feet away in a normal voice and still be heard clearly, and adds new features including a backlit LCD display, international Caller-ID, an address book for speed dialing and a cell phone connector.
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