How big is the stepped portion? I want to fit it in my Skullcandy Hesh2 headphones but the port is a little recessed, hence the cable cant be too fat
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I don't have to remove my otter box case on my iPhone 4s and it also works w my daughters' iPhones 5 and 5s- it fits fine. They each have one of these aux cables.I hope my answer was helpful to you :)
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Ordered and can confirm it doesn't fit in the Hesh 2 headphones, the stepped portion is just a bit too wide. It's a nice cable otherwise though.
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My gel protective cover on my cell phone leaves only a small opening to my headphone jack and this cable, which I use in my car, is thin and long enough to clear the tiny opening on the case. I bought two other brands and both didn't fit because it didn't have the step.
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I've only had issues with one headphone (actually an extension cable from radio shack) not fitting due to the case. All other headphones I use (typically skullcandy) fit just fine.
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Sorry, I don't know the dimension. I just know it fit to my headphone nicely.
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The opening is somewhat narrow. It will likely fit most, but it doesn't fit some of the larger auxiliary cables that I have. It fits the apple buds and skull candy headphones that I own.
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Nothing seemed to fit. I think you have to buy adaptor strictly from Bose. In which case I bought a new soundDock.
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Not sure exactly how big your Hifimans are. I am using an Audeze LCD-X and the cables, which are attached beneath the cups fit, but I have to be careful to not bend the cables. However, I have a large head and the headband setting is one below max. I would compare your headphone size to mine, and if comparable, you should be ok.
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Mine is standard size. Connects to my ear buds with no problem. Also the end of mine is straight (I have it plugged into a connecting extension wire), not L shaped as seen in the picture. Works great! (My television doesn't have a standard audio output in the front so I sound one in the back but the only way I could control volume was by using this device. I run an extension line and then plug the Koss into that so I can sit at a distance from my television and control the volume from my seat.)
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http://www.musiciansfriend.com/pro-audio/koss-vc20-inline-headphone-volume-control this is at Musicians Friend but it doesn't say how long the cable is
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I tried several different earphones I have. All of them had no problem putting headphone jack in. The bumper has about 1mm (toward bottom) ~ 2mm (both sides) space outside of the headphone socket.
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Wish I knew. I just found your post because I'm looking for the same thing. I probably have a dozen 1/8" mini plug cords at home and not a single one is skinny enough to fit into the headphones' housing.
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Of course it'll depend on the actual connector, but the actual connector that I have is a little large. That being said it's only too big on one side, the top one, so when I'll want to connect it I'll just shave about 1mm of the plastic on that one side and it should connect fine. Of course, this will really depend on the actual plug you have but I've also tried some headphone plugs that don't work either but again, I'll either shave a little bit of the plastic or just peel back the case if I'm in a 'static' place like my desk for a while. Anyway of the 3 cases I've tried this is still hands down the best. Of course it'll depend on the actual connector, but the actual connector that I have is a little large. That being said it's only too big on one side, the top one, so when I'll want to connect it I'll just shave about 1mm of the plastic on that one side and it should connect fine. Of course, this will really depend on the actual plug you have but I've also tried some headphone plugs that don't work either but again, I'll either shave a little bit of the plastic or just peel back the case if I'm in a 'static' place like my desk for a while. Anyway of the 3 cases I've tried this is still... » Read More Of course it'll depend on the actual connector, but the actual connector that I have is a little large. That being said it's only too big on one side, the top one, so when I'll want to connect it I'll just shave about 1mm of the plastic on that one side and it should connect fine. Of course, this will really depend on the actual plug you have but I've also tried some headphone plugs that don't work either but again, I'll either shave a little bit of the plastic or just peel back the case if I'm in a 'static' place like my desk for a while. Anyway of the 3 cases I've tried this is still hands down the best. « Show Less
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It seems you have some contradictory answers, probably because nobody (but you) knows what case you're using and how large a hole is available at the audio port. Here are the actual measurements so you can measure your case and decide for yourself. The plastic actually tapers a bit. It's 10 mm in diameter at the pin end, 11mm at the cable end. The black portion is 23mm long. The audio pin is pretty standard at 14mm.
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It is indeed a custom / proprietary plug that goes into the headphone end of the cable, not your standard 3.5mm. from close examination, it seems that the plug is slightly longer, and maybe reaches a clip slightly further inside the jack than a normal 3.5mm plug. I am also disappointed by this, but sony doesn't sell their own cables on the side to make money either, so I don't know what's up. anyway, if you want more cables you'll need to call sony's customer support for them
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Unfortunately you can get it. it's not sold by Skullcandy but you can use any 3.5mm cable.
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I haven't had any issues, but I'm running regular headphones. I think the hole in the casing is big enough for any size headphone jack. I hope this helps. Thanks
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No. That's what I was panning on doing but it's the wrong cable. The small ends fits into a headphone jack, but it is a 3.5mm optical connection.
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The opening is 3/8" x 3/8". Because the headphone jack is not centered in the opening the effective size is roughly 3/16" x 3/16". As an example I held a standard diameter pencil over the port and it fits easily.