can you hear the cords bumping into each other
760405
No, I haven't noticed that; however, I use them for walking and not running.
760406
No I cant, I listen to a lot of audiobooks,music, tv shows, movies and I don't hear any
760407
No you can't hear the cords unless you aren't wearing them. I have had that problem with really cheap headphones but as soon as you get to the skull candy price range and above that problem stops.
760408
At the "Y", yes. The cords fell more like gel than rubber or plastic so it's not terrible.
90646
It depends. Check your inputs on the PA system. You will also likely get a buzz on the line because of the power feed through the line, but this is NOT from the cable.
2023624
Your provided with a link cable that connects both speakers together. So sound is heard from one source and out of the speakers.
1237221
Definitely not if they are behind a wall. Even if it is thin. There is plenty of sound leakage, but if they are not in the same room I cannot imagine they would be able to hear it.
1286971
They can be separated, but they must be plugged in together to make sound. The cord connecting them is about 2-3 feet long.
1479958
None that I am aware of, though the cable is rather imporntant, as the headphones have a special kind of port intended for the cable to lock into, the likes of which may make it hard to use normal cables.
2281555
Yes, it has two cords both with 1/8th inch adapters. I'd say if your not constantly moving them around they should be fine, sound isolation is the question, with these headphones providing very little.
1397284
No. But when you are listening to music with them you cant hear anything else
828337
Yes. Low quality products will do that. Don't waste your time. Its pretty annoying, you can't really listen to music. Connecting two will only make that worse.
1965910
Yes they do, however, it is slightly angled to reduce the stress put on that area. This allows the cord to lay more freely.
2089725
Simply put: no. It is tangle-enabled. Not hideously so, but they do get somewhat tangly.
19958
You could, however, they don't seem to have a full range of sound running thru them when detached. As long as you can maintain a connection, give it a try for sure!
822481
No, they are strictly headphones. The quality of the sound is diminished by the sound of the cord pushing up into the retractable ear piece section. Very annoying.
1610646
No not really, it is a nice headphone for the price but you can still hear what is going on in the surrounding.
1037840
Yeah, they are wired to each other. The main speaker takes the power input. It consists of two speakers; the main and subordinate ones. About 1.2meters between them, I guess.
1009727
no, that would be annoying. If my cord moved I got static so I had to send mine back. I loved the concept though.
1715052
Yes to both. Not a big matter anyways, I think cord noise on this small in-ears is unevitable.