Where do you plug in the headsets for xbox 360? To the controller? I don't see a place for plug in on it.
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lol. The plugin is right between the handles at the bottom. You'll see a small circular hole with two symmetrically rectangular holes next to it. Hope that helped :)
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Small hole at bottom of controller. Under the bottom of where battery pack plugs in.
264531
It has RCA audio outputs (right and left) and large size mic input. The outputs are designed for speakers (thus the RCA format), but we have an adapter that will take you from RCA to a normal headphone jack (originally came with a set of headphones designed to plug inline to the XBox 360 standard outputs) They are Turtle Beach XLC, you can see what the adapter looks like here: (third little picture from the left) http://www.amazon.com/Ear-Force-Stereo-Headset-Xbox-360/dp/B002PXRXNW You should be able to get a similar adapter at Radio Shack or any online electronics source.
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on ps4, the headset works by simply plugging it into one of the usb-ports. i would assume the same for the xbox one, not sure about the 360.
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I think you need to buy an Xbox one adapter. I only used this for my xbox 360.
1715456
It sounds like you have some kind of turtle beach px series it should say it on the side of the headset the kind like mine says px4 on the side
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I have an XP400 and just bought the Xbox one. I have the $30 xbox adapter that goes on the controller and thought that would do it. Sound works great but I can't get any microphone action. I think I need to buy a $10 wire that will go from my headset to the controller. Paying a bunch of extra money to downgrade my headset. Sucks.
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I looked at my portable player and it looks as if it has nothing besides a cable to connect it to an outlet and a place to plug in a headset. I don't see where anything else could possibly be plugged into it.
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Stick to wireless. I tried to plug it to my Xbox controller with the same idea, but the audio jack wasn't compatible
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I have an Xbox. So not sure if this will help, but the answer is no. I was semi disappointed learning this once I bought them, however, now I don't even realize the cord is even there. It will attach from the bottom of the right ear piece and go into your controller. The cord is only for the mic. So if you unplug it you will still hear everything in full quality but no one well hear you in gaming online. Sounds quality wise I would rate them one step below Beats Studio headphones. They are very precise where the sounds are coming from and feels more like you are in the game. Hope this helps. P.S.- Not noise canceling either. I have an Xbox. So not sure if this will help, but the answer is no. I was semi disappointed learning this once I bought them, however, now I don't even realize the cord is even there. It will attach from the bottom of the right ear piece and go into your controller. The cord is only for the mic. So if you unplug it you will still hear everything in full quality but no one well hear you in gaming online. Sounds quality wise I would rate them one step below Beats Studio headphones. They are very precise where the sounds are coming from and feels more like you are in the game. Hope this... » Read More I have an Xbox. So not sure if this will help, but the answer is no. I was semi disappointed learning this once I bought them, however, now I don't even realize the cord is even there. It will attach from the bottom of the right ear piece and go into your controller. The cord is only for the mic. So if you unplug it you will still hear everything in full quality but no one well hear you in gaming online. Sounds quality wise I would rate them one step below Beats Studio headphones. They are very precise where the sounds are coming from and feels more like you are in the game. Hope this helps. P.S.- Not noise canceling either. « Show Less
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Unfortunately it won't work the 360. The mic for the 360 works through the controller with a small cable that plugs in the bottom. You won't be able to hear either so it won't work with the 360 at all. The 360 lacks the necessary software drivers to run the sound.
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The head set connects via USB so you just plug it into where you would add a controller connector in the xbox port.
607130
It has no plug for the controllers because it's wireless. The way I have it set up is the base plugs into my computer with an optical chord and the headphones can be charged at the base using a mini usb. I don't see how it can work for the console. It might but I would find a different headset.
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Thanks for your question. your headset should connect to your TV, there is no outlet on the bar for them. This is a fantastic sounding bar.
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found them in at least 2 places:Amazon.com on page: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_5_25?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=xbox%20360%20wireless%20headset%20bluetooth&sprefix;=xbox+360+wireless+headset%2Caps%2C317 For $30-$40 + shipping (?) AND LISTED WITH Ebay.com UNDER Xbox X360 Wireless MW3 Headset Good Luck
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They need to be plugged in you XBOX 360 controllerSo if your controller is wireless then yes
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I got mine and last week and have spent numerous hours trying to get it to work. I ended up buying a set of ear buds to plug in the xbox 1 controller adapter to rule out this piece i even went and got another chat headset and still nothing.... 0 stars from me
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Hi Kim, make sure that the digital input is in the in, not out, of you digital box, what came with the headset. The other end should be connected to his game station. If it is an XBox, you would need to adaptor which plugs into the controller. Insert the DC power cable USB in the game station. On you game station, you would have to go to your "sound settings" and Audio Output Settings and select Optical Digital. Select Dolby Digital 5.1 Ch., Linear PCM 2 Ch. 44.1 kHz, and Linar PCM 2 Ch. 48 kHz. If you want sound to come from your tv and headset, go to audio muti-output and select on. I hope I got to help you today. Hi Kim, make sure that the digital input is in the in, not out, of you digital box, what came with the headset. The other end should be connected to his game station. If it is an XBox, you would need to adaptor which plugs into the controller. Insert the DC power cable USB in the game station. On you game station, you would have to go to your "sound settings" and Audio Output Settings and select Optical Digital. Select Dolby Digital 5.1 Ch., Linear PCM 2 Ch. 44.1 kHz, and Linar PCM 2 Ch. 48 kHz. If you want sound to come from your tv and headset, go to audio muti-output and select... » Read More Hi Kim, make sure that the digital input is in the in, not out, of you digital box, what came with the headset. The other end should be connected to his game station. If it is an XBox, you would need to adaptor which plugs into the controller. Insert the DC power cable USB in the game station. On you game station, you would have to go to your "sound settings" and Audio Output Settings and select Optical Digital. Select Dolby Digital 5.1 Ch., Linear PCM 2 Ch. 44.1 kHz, and Linar PCM 2 Ch. 48 kHz. If you want sound to come from your tv and headset, go to audio muti-output and select on. I hope I got to help you today. « Show Less