stereo 2.5mm to 3.5mm cell phone adapter?

[cyber3d]

I have a problem using my cell phone ear buds (with a built in mic). It has a 4 conductor (typically called a 3 ring) 2.5mm male jack. But, the Droid has a 3.5mm female socket (I assume it is a 4 conductor receptacle). You need 4 conductor to utilize the mic. True?

Anyone know of an adapter that works? Anyone else in my situation got it figured out?

I can use a cheap adapter jack to listen to music with my buds, but I want to use it's mic feature if at all possible.

Moderator - please move to the correct forum if needed.

[TheOldFart]

Seidio Headset Adapter (3.5mm to 2.5mm) for Palm Pre - PreCentral Store

Audio Adapter - 3.5mm Male to 2.5mm Female

I have not tried this one, but it appears that it would work. You could call Seidio and ask them.

Edit: I just looked and it is listed here for the Droid on the Seidio site.

seidioonline.com

[takeshi]

You need 4 conductor to utilize the mic. True?

Yup. 3 conductors means stereo out only (L, R, ground). You need the 4th for the mic.

[ronnie william]

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[livingXsacrifice]

I have a problem using my cell phone ear buds (with a built in mic). It has a 4 conductor (typically called a 3 ring) 2.5mm male jack. But, the Droid has a 3.5mm female socket (I assume it is a 4 conductor receptacle). You need 4 conductor to utilize the mic. True?

Anyone know of an adapter that works? Anyone else in my situation got it figured out?

I can use a cheap adapter jack to listen to music with my buds, but I want to use it's mic feature if at all possible.

Moderator - please move to the correct forum if needed.

This might be different, but when I plug in my Droid to my Aux in my truck with a standard 3.5 stereo cord I am able to take the call without even going to the speaker mode and everyone still hears me through the mic.