Whirlwind THS 1M Talkback Headphone Box with Push to Mute Button

The Whirlwind THS 1M Talkback Headphone Box with Push to Mute Button is a great choice for audio setups. It comes with a single momentary switch to control the microphone output. The THS 1M features a Push to Mute switch, unlike the THS 1T with a Push to Talk switch. The microphone output has a passive, direct connection from the input, so the mic stays live on - air even if power is lost. There's a jack for an optional momentary footswitch to control the mic. It's only for dynamic mics. The headphone inputs have balanced left and right on separate female XLR connectors. A single front - panel volume control adjusts both earpieces. There's also a balanced mono Aux input that feeds both ears equally, with its own volume control. It can drive headphones with impedances from 30 to 600 Ohms to full volume. Power is supplied by a 12 VAC power adapter (model # PS12AC1A) included with the unit. Key features include left and right balanced line - level inputs with one volume control, an additional mono Aux input for both ears, balanced XLR input and output jacks, silent microphone control switches, 1/4” TRS or 3.5mm headphone jacks, and the included PS12AC1A power adapter.

Using the Whirlwind THS 1M Talkback Headphone Box is easy. First, connect your dynamic microphone to the appropriate input. You can use the push - to - mute button on the box to quickly mute the mic during use. If you have an optional momentary footswitch, connect it to the provided jack for hands - free mic control. For headphones, connect them to the 1/4” TRS or 3.5mm jacks. Adjust the volume using the front - panel controls. The left and right balanced inputs and the mono Aux input give you flexibility in audio sources. When it comes to power, just plug in the included 12 VAC power adapter (model # PS12AC1A). Remember, this box is only for dynamic mics. To maintain it, keep it in a dry and clean place. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or humidity. Check the connections regularly to ensure they are secure. If you notice any issues with the sound or the switches, check the power supply and the connections first.