One pair of headphones. 3 devices (MacBook Pro, new Apple TV, iPhone 6s). How? :)

[mondaiguy]

I want to connect 3 devices (my MacBook Pro, new Apple TV, and iPhone 6s) to a "mixer"-like device and then use one pair of headphones to listen to all 3 devices. I'd be able to mute a device at any time and adjust volume as well. Preferably, the "mixer"-like device would have Bluetooth functionality so I could use a pair of Bluetooth headphones.

What's the best thing to get for this type of thing?

Does anyone know?

 

[G.McGilli]

As a House Music DJ - I'd suggest using a 3 channel Mixer that a DJ would use. Essentially - you would use a 3.5mm to RCA cable from each computer into the mixer.

Then - depending on the model you buy - you would have all kinds of control over the sounds- like if you just want to be able to lower or raise the volume of each channel - or more complicated stuff like mix the channels together.

You can get them as basic and simple as you want.

So - look for a mixer created for DJ's.

AS for BT - not sure. I haven't needed to buy a new mixer in over 10 years - so I don't know if they have BT or not on them now - but I'm guessing probably not since DJ's need precise audio delivery to their ears without the chance of any 'technology' hiccup.

But it can't hurt to look.

Good luck!

Hint: Google "3 channel mixer"

 

[Cayden]

Pyle PMX7BU Bluetooth 3-Channel DJ MP3 Mixer, Mic-Talkover, USB Flash Reader, Dual RCA & Microphone Inputs, Headphone Jack https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00P6UDWXG/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_BkVowb2838DM2
This should work fine for you. Just get two 3.5 mm to RCA cables and then a 3.5 mm to 1/4 inch for the mic line in and you'll be set

 

[G.McGilli]

What Cayden said