Blue Pack - Blue Tooth cell phone microphone recording device

Use the BluePack to connect a microphone to a cell phone.  You then connect the device to computer or a streaming device/server.  This allows you to interview someone over your cell phone and record your voice with a good quality microphone and get a good quality recording of the person on the other end.  No more do you have to put the person on speaker phone and record with an external device.  

The Bluepack provides an audio input/output interface that connects to a cell phone via a Buletooth connection. To a cell phone, it looks like a wireless headset. To the audio equipment, it is a compact mixer and headphone amplifier that can be worn on a belt. While designed for use with a cell phone, it can be used to connect to any Bluetooth-capable device.

The back of the unit features XLR mic and ⅛" stereo line level inputs (labeled aux send) along with a ¼" headphone jack and a ⅛" stereo line out. The front of the unit has three simple thumbwheel volume controls (mic, aux send, headphones), a power button and a button that couples the device with a cell phone via a Bluetooth connection. There are a few lights on the front as well. One to indicate power on, two to indicate the Bluetooth status, and one to indicate audio clipping. The entire device is powered by a 9V battery and has a handy metal belt clip. It measures just 4.7" × 3.75" × 1.65" and weighs less than a pound. The manufacturer says the device can be used up to 25' from the cell phone.