Will this product work properly if I connect my earbuds into the female side and connect the male side to my amplifier?
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Yes, That is why I got them. At my school, the students can plug into my small amp and listen to audio books for study using their ear buds or headphones without disturbing the rest of the class
1710631
sure, just make sure you are plugging into the ear/head phone port on the ampany other output from the amplifier would be too much power for ear phones
987731
I know you won't have a problem connecting your iPod and if your amplifier has a regular audio input connector there shouldn't be a problem. I have mine connected right to the stereo (and I use it of other speakers around the house) and have no problems at all
1359594
Two of the guys on my squad have irregular shaped ears and standard ear pieces will not work for them. If you have attempted to use this earbud and it will it work, I recommend you get a custom ear piece made. If you haven't tried these yet, you can beat the price. So give ten a shot. Best of luck to you.
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that depends, what kind of output is from the rear reciever? if it's either Red/White composite cables or 3.5mm headphone input, it should work just fine, if you purchase a wire splitter for both right and left inputs (since this amp only has one 3.5mm port and one Red White Composite.
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getting a similar cable is going to be difficult unless you enjoy soldering but the cable is essentially a 3.5mm male stereo to dual 3.5mm male stereo so you could just get a 3.5mm male to female stereo splitter (of which there are hundreds on Amazon for cheap) and then run a simple male to male 3.5mm cable from the splitter to each earcup. The earphones are wired so it doesn't matter which of the two cables you plug into which earcup.
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Hi Nancy, Thanks for your interest in our headphones! As Vicki says below, our 3.5mm cable that comes with each headphone for wired backup use will work on the traditional female to male jacks and not on the ones with the two holes as is on your plane. Buying an adapter is your best bet and you are clearly prepared! Please do reach out to us should you have any questions/concerns/issues in the future. Thank you very much for your purchase and support of our small business. I wish you and your family safe travels!Jacquieco-founder, LilGadgets
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You should be able to connect them if they both use 3.5 mm jacks (The female counterpart to the 3.5 mm Male plug.)
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Everyone is correct; however, Village Elder posted the most useful answer for this questioner -- buy the cheap stereo-to-mono adapter at Radio Shack to send the signal (same mono, not stereo) to both sides of headphones or earbuds if you want to hear the music/talk in both ears. Otherwise, you get sound only in the left channel from this unit.
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yes it will - however mine does not work very well, the headphones have to be plugged in just right for the sound to come out of both sides
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William, it depends on the type of port you are plugged in to. If its an auxillary only connection, it will not work. I recommend buying an audio component (red/white outlets i believe) Adapter for auxillary, that way you will have independent audio options. They cost about $3 give or take. Hope that helps!
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I sorry, but I purchased this item as a "spare" pair and I haven't used them. However, I bought them with the understanding/assumption that the questions you asked could be answered with a "yes." I have what appears to be an identical pair of earbubs and they can do everything you asked about.
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No that should not happen. Try making sure the plugs are inserted all the way in. They are often pretty darn tight so remove the cable and push it back in in with plenty of force. Inspect the contacts closely and whether or not it is inserted into the correct side. If none of this works I suggest either trying another cable or more optimally contacting Sennheiser. Hope you get them working how they should.
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No, Sadly it does not work in that fashion. The sound is amazing and when paired with the correct receiver, your audio comes to life.
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Gina, the earbud is attached to the tube. You would have to cut the earbud off & then I doubt it would work.
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Here is a simple solution that costs only $1.39 (USD) with FREE shipping:Connect a 2 x male-RCA, 1 x 3.5mm Stereo Female 6-inch Y-adapter to the Audio Out connections on the rear of the amplifier, then plug in your headphones. Problem solved. You're welcome. :)Here is a link to an add-on product on Amazon.com, if they will allow me to post a URL here...2 x RCA Male, 1 x 3.5mm Stereo Female, Y-Cable 6-Inch
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Hi Gayle.. Im happy to try and answer....Theoretically yes, the 3.5mm male end is supposed to act like a headphones jack carrying the signal to the intended ipod dock or any ipod male 32pin plug ...but I tried this on my android phone to the car ipod plug and it did not work:}
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Both ends have the same connection type, Tip, Ring, Ring, Sleeve, for 4 total connection points. This is compared to a standard headphone/stereo connector which is Tip, Ring, Sleeve, for 3 total connection points. The female end is just the smaller 3/32 and the male is the larger (standard) 1/8 connector. I'm not clear on your question, but if both connecting devices are not TRRS, this will likely not do what you're hoping for. The reason I bought this was to use a set of sport headphones that I liked, but were made for the smaller connector, with an MP3 player.