If you are simply trying to send audio out to the telephone and don’t care about recording on your end, the Inline patch is great.

If you are wanting to send your audio to the telephone, but record your own voice locally, as well as recording the voice of the person on the phone, locally, then you would want a Broadcast Host which would digitally separate the caller’s audio from your own, so that only the caller’s voice is coming in from the phone line.

I dont’ have a diagram for the inline patch. However, the folks at JK Audio support are AMAZING! Try giving them a call at 800-552-8346 or email them at info@jkaudio.com.

I hope this helps
Cliff

LOL
if you dont have a diagram could you push me towards a link to somewhere that might ?

The unit is a JK Audio Inline Patch Telephone Interface.

And this descriptive was taken directly from the listing.

“This unique hybrid works with your telephone to give you more control over interview recording and playback.

The Inline Patch is a little box that connects between the base of an analog or cordless telephone and the wall jack. You can continue to talk on the phone and get access to audio on both sides of the call. The unit’s two back-to-back hybrids give you complete control of audio from both sides of the call. Audio input jacks let you mix sound bytes or music into your conversation. One stereo output jack provides your voice on one channel and the caller’s voice on the other channel. A second output jack contains a mix of both voices. Front panel control for each output offers all the control you will need. The Inline Patch does not disrupt your Caller ID or ring signals.

For telecom demo or teleconference presentations, you can use a cordless telephone. Walk around the room and talk over the phone while everyone listens in. Let the audience try your IVR application.

Use the Inline Patch to record great interviews directly to your sound card. Then you can upload the files to your podcast.

For Radio Stations, the Inline Patch can be used as a simple phone-line hybrid coupler. The Off Hook/Norm switch lets you seize a phone line without using a telephone. This switch can be remote-controlled with a simple contact closure.

The Inline Patch is also perfect for television or cable talk show use, when you may need access to audio from a working telephone on camera.”

I just wanted to report back on my experience with my new (used) Jk Audio Broadcast Host. It had a hum so the Ebay seller went above & beyond and overnighted me a new, 9V regulated power supply (which by the way is a MUST with these). Now the hum is gone and there is a big difference between the JK Audio Inline Patch that I had vs. the Broadcast Host. Much less impact on my audio quality from the phone line bleedthru. Thanks again for recommending it!

Scott

I’ll get the Edirol from you and the training for it that you did as well

Thanks for the great info you give us!

I think I can skip the mixer with the 1x. Which makes the cost about even.

Can I record to anything besides an Edirol? Like a laptop?

Thanks for the great info you always, always dish out!

Yes, you can hook a microphone directly up to the broadcast host and it will send that audio down the line to them.

If you would like to set up a free 15 minute equipment consultation, please click this link to see my available schedule and to book a time for us to talk further.

http://PodcastAnswerMan.com/schedule

Note: the program will make you choose at least a 30 minute block of time. Just go ahead and choose a 30 minute spot that works for you.

Yes, you can hook a microphone directly up to the broadcast host and it will send that audio down the line to them.

If you would like to set up a free 15 minute equipment consultation, please click this link to see my available schedule and to book a time for us to talk further.

http://PodcastAnswerMan.com/schedule

Note: the program will make you choose at least a 30 minute block of time. Just go ahead and choose a 30 minute spot that works for you.

We would like to use this kind of system for our conferencing room.
We would like to be able to send participant’s voice from our room through the phone line. We’re planning to have microphone connected to a mixer, and then routing their voice through the phone line.
In the meantime, we would like to hear the caller’s voice in our room (with speakers) like if he was on the phone speaker.
Could this JK audio do the trick ? Everyone seems to get sound from the caller but there are not more information about sending audio over the phone.

Thanks !

We would like to use this kind of system for our conferencing room.
We would like to be able to send participant’s voice from our room through the phone line. We’re planning to have microphone connected to a mixer, and then routing their voice through the phone line.
In the meantime, we would like to hear the caller’s voice in our room (with speakers) like if he was on the phone speaker.
Could this JK audio do the trick ? Everyone seems to get sound from the caller but there are not more information about sending audio over the phone.

Thanks !

I chose the Broadcast Host based upon price. I purchased this gear when I was still podcasting as a hobby and had very little money set aside in the budget for audio gear.

Today, I do sell the Telos One as well. However, to this day, when I talk to my clients about the features and the price, everyone has chosen to go with the JK Audio equipment.

Cliff

I chose the Broadcast Host based upon price. I purchased this gear when I was still podcasting as a hobby and had very little money set aside in the budget for audio gear.

Today, I do sell the Telos One as well. However, to this day, when I talk to my clients about the features and the price, everyone has chosen to go with the JK Audio equipment.

Cliff

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Cliff

Cliff

Thank you!!

Thank you!!

Thanks for the great info.

JB

Thanks for the great info.

JB

Basically, you dial into the number. You have the other person dial into the number, you press the commands to start recording and their software records the audio of the call.

Don’t want to make your interviewee call in? If you have three way calling, you can call the conference bridge, have it start recording. Put that call on hold, dial the person you’ll be talking to and then conference those calls using three way calling.

Hope this helps!

Basically, you dial into the number. You have the other person dial into the number, you press the commands to start recording and their software records the audio of the call.

Don’t want to make your interviewee call in? If you have three way calling, you can call the conference bridge, have it start recording. Put that call on hold, dial the person you’ll be talking to and then conference those calls using three way calling.

Hope this helps!

Cliff

Cliff