Monday, September 14, 2009
Same as the other comments
by Ben from Panama City FL USA 
Pros: Easy to use
Cons: too quiet
Review: Fairly inexpensive, but you get what you pay for. It is too quiet for my taste as well (Glasair 1, O-320). But, it does provide some background tunes, you just have to concentrate to hear it sometimes.

Thursday, July 23, 2009
by Chris from Sioux Lookout ON Canada 
Pros: simple set up
Cons: music isnt very loud, but good enough to hear
Review: I am using this with the David Clark 13X headset in a Metroliner turboprop and it works great.

Monday, May 11, 2009
by Abdulmuti from Dhahran, Saudi Arabia 
Review: Very good product, worth the money. My only take on it is volume control it gets confusing some time to mute or lower the music volume when you want to listen to ATC. I didnt have to raise the volume for ATC to max to be able to hear as some ppl say in previous reviews so thats might be due to aircraft problem or mp3 player problem. I use mine in a DCH-8 airplane with Bose head set. Great product when you find volume sweet spot for ATC and your player.

Thursday, April 23, 2009
It works.....
by Sean from Buena Park CA USA 
Pros: Simple
Cons: Expensive
Review: It works very good for bose aviation headset x.

Tuesday, March 10, 2009
It worked great for about 3 days...
by Brian from Bethel AK USA 
Cons: stopped working
Review: For the first 3 days I used this product it worked great! However, after that, I could hear music fine from my ipod, but I could not hear any radio transmisisons. It could be due to the 40 below temps in my work environment (cold Alaska winters), but not quite sure why it quit working...

Monday, November 10, 2008
Sort of works, with no volume control
by A Customer from Otter Rock OR USA 
Pros: Easy to install with not to much mess.
Cons: Volumes have to be set a max to hear ATC and intercom. MP3 volume set on high also.
Review: It will split audio input from an MP3 device and the aircraft audio panel with no volume control to speak of. Poor side tone on transmissions and intercom. Used with a Bose headset in a King Air.

Monday, October 27, 2008
MP3 Adapter For Headsets and Flight Helmets
by Cullen from Havelock NC USA 
Pros: Works as advertised when used with my ANR equipped helmet
Cons: Kind of cheap electrical materials but easier than making myself
Review: MP3 Headset adapter does its job. I use it with my "civilianized" military helmet and seems to work as advertized. My helmet is ANR with out a volume control so the radios seem to be extra loud even with the radio volume turned down. This adapter seems to "step down" some of the volume to a more acceptable level. This may be a "con" for some whose radios have a "low" volume level in the first place...please see the other reviews to see what they say. Seemed to indicate the adapter muted their volume too low.

Monday, October 27, 2008
by A Customer from York PA USA 
Pros: easy
Cons: expensive
Review: Works great with my Bose headset -- quality of sound superb and can be adjusted so as to not interfere with ATC radios.

Monday, October 13, 2008
Excellent piece of equipment
by Brian from Navarre FL USA 
Cons: None so far
Review: This thing works great. Very happy with the adapter. I run it through the Bose X headset and it works very well, even without being plugged into the aircraft. Highly recommend it.

Friday, August 08, 2008
Not great
by Nails from WA 
Pros: none really
Cons: too much messing around in flight
Review: Reduces com volume badly and can barely hear the music from the i pod. My airplane is very noisy though, it's a Pitts S-1 I had to buy a headphone amplifier as well which did the trick.

Sunday, July 06, 2008
Good piece of gear
by A Customer from Saugus CA USA 
Pros: None
Cons: The "aux" audio cable is a bit long.
Review: Works as advertised. Keeps the "aux" audio at a level below radio coms.

Wednesday, October 10, 2007
WORKS WITH BOSE X AVIATION HEADSET
by Bob from Scottsdale AZ USA 
Pros: Simple solution to connecting MP3 to the Bose Headset.
Cons: You must turn volume higher than normal setting on the aircraft audio panel to hear ATC when MP3 player is activated or you will not hear ATC. This must be a function of the Bose headset and not the fault of the splitter.
Review: I needed a splitter cord to connect my Bose Aviation and my MP3 player and still monitor ATC. I found that the headset adapter did the trick. I use it in a B747 and have found very little problems. You'd figure Bose would provide this feature with the $995 headset but that is another subject.

Thursday, August 16, 2007
Volume problems
by Adam R from Los Angeles, CA 
Pros: Allows use of MP3 players while flying en route
Cons: Volume is weak for COMs
Review: I didn't like the product because as soon as I turned on my MP3 player the volume for the COMs was very weak and it was hard to listen to ATC. It's not bad if you are flying VFR and don't have to worry about listening to ATC all the time.

Friday, August 10, 2007
Works okay, not wonderful
by A Customer from Oregon 
Pros: Music is nice to have, easy adapter hook up
Cons: Volume control is very poor
Review: It is nice to have music in the cockpit but I don't think this adapter is the best solution. The volume control is not very good. When my MP3 player is attached and turned on the intercom volume is VERY low, I have to turn the volume on the radio AND headset up all the way to hear. If my MP3 player turns off I am blasted by the intercom volume. I feel as though I am constantly messing with the volume control to find a comfortable level.

Tuesday, July 10, 2007
wouldnt recommend it
by Jason from  
Review: In my opinion, it doesnt work very well. i hooked a ipod with it into my 172.

Tuesday, February 20, 2007
by A Customer from Thousand Oaks, CA 
Review: My boyfriend loves it, but he had to mess with it to figure out how to tune out the music so he could hear the control tower well and or set it to the perfect volume when the captain would talk. If that makes any sense...this is coming from the girlfriend.