The JK Audio THAT-2 is a telephone audio interface that connects between the telephone receiver and base. THAT-2 is designed to capture audio to record and play sound bytes or to send IFB dialogue over phone lines. The compact telephone tap features balanced and unbalanced XLR and RCA I/O connectors.
Features
Convenient Design
THAT-2 is a compact telephone tap that connects between the receiver and base of any standard analogue telephone. The tap allows users to send line level feeds down telephone lines or capture send and receive signal for sound byte recording.
Handset Selector
THAT-2 is compatible with dynamic, electret or carbon style receivers (handsets with keypads are not compatible).
Balanced I/O
A choice of balanced XLR and RCA unbalanced connections allow seamless integration with professional or consumer level audio gear.
Specifications
| Input | Balanced: XLR Female Unbalanced: RCA Phono Jack |
| Output | Balanced: XLR Male Unbalanced: RCA Phono Jack |
| Handset | Compatible with various carbon, dynamic and electret handsets. Not for use with handsets that have keypads |
| Isolation | Isolation 1500V |
| Phone Line | RJ11C |
| Impedance | Line Input: 10k ohms, 250 mV RMS, +12dBM Line Output: 600 ohms, 100 mV RMS, -16dBm |
| Power Requirements | Passive |
| Dimensions | Not Specified by Manufacturer |
