Hi all, I purchased the Dayton imm-6 and have used it with both my android and iPad devices and it's not measuring above 6kHz. If I connect it to my laptop with Linux installed, it works fine so I suspect it's the USB-C to 3.5mm adapter I'm using. Does anyone own one of these mics? What adapter do you use?
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Adapter for the Dayton IMM-6 measurement mic?
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If you're planning to use it with devices without 3.5mm jacks, why didn't you purchase the USB-C version?
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The USB C version was more expensive, £28 compared to £69.99.
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I had that problem with one and an Android phone. Never did figure it out. I just used it with a laptop. Later when I had a new phone it worked like it should. Same frequency too. 6 khz cutoff.
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Whoa, rather larger price jump than in the US. Makes sense.
What USB to 3.5mm are you using currently?
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Interesting. It's happening with my iPad Pro 2nd gen and Poco F6. 6Khz cut off.
I'm using this: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Headphone-...or-Adapter-Male-Female-straight/dp/B0C9GP8V8X
I'm thinking of purchasing the official Apple USB-C to 3.5mm adapter to try..
