When using Skype, I wear a headset with two earpieces and a microphone. After a while it gets uncomfortable and would like to change the system. Looking at a tabletop landline phone of which I have a few leftovers, I would like to use the hand set with the mike and loudspeaker inside it in order to connect into the computer green (loudspeaker) and pink (mike) ports, essentially soldering TRS 3.5mm jacks to the wires coming out of the hand set. I have two concerns. (1) how to deal with a very likely impedance matching problem for the loudspeaker and mike and (2) is the computer able to put out enough milliwatts to drive the rather hefty loudspeaker (compared to the ear pieces) that is inside the hand set ?
Thank you for any suggestion and help,
Freddie1
Thank you for any suggestion and help,
Freddie1