The R-S700BL that I just set-up behaves strangely when I plug in headphones. The phones do not cut off the sound from the speakers. Why?
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You have to physically shut off the speakers on the front panel. This is just like the previous receivers I have owned over the years. Never forget coming home toasty, going into my bedroom at 1:30am and slapping on my Sennheiser HD 424 headphones and cranking Dark Side of the Moon, only to look up after two minutes and seeing my Mother screaming at me. Pulled off the headphones, and oops! Forgot to turn off the speakers!
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You may need to plug and unplug the device to your Bose speaker everytime you use it, hope it helps
64987
I don't have this issue. Sounds like more of an issue with your phone rather than the speaker.
1289100
My Sony XBR has a headphone jack on the left edge (between front and back) . When used, the speakers are muted.
1452521
I have never experienced this issue. I have had the headset at least 7 months. Are you sure the music is not cutting out due to a text or other notification so you are aware email or SMS has arrived?
309459
The best answer I can give is that first you need to make sure as someone else said is that the plugs are in the right holes. On mine the red plug went to the mike and the black one went to the speakers. Next you need to check the volume control on the headphones and your computer. If that doesn't work then there is something wrong with them.
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Donnie: Next to the left of the volume control and the two inputs that are for headphones and "line out" there is a switch that says "Hold on" and "Off". Make sure the switch is in the "hold off" position. That should solve the problem.
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This has nothing to do with the headphone, but rather the TV. In my case, my TV has a LINE OUT that I use to connect to the headphone, so the TV volume control, speaker, and mute functions all work as normal. But if you plug the headphone base into the "headphone" jack of the TV, the TV's speaker is almost always muted.Bottom line--check it with any pair of wired headphones/earphones you may have laying around....
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The only thing I can think of is possibly a bad (or even an incomplete) connection with the input jack. Otherwise the stereo output should respond exactly as the audio is panned. Have you tried plugging it into any other device? If so, and you get the same problematic results, chances are then they are indeed defective. Good luck!
128884
Check your sound options...there is no reason "just the headphones" would do this
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I seem to have the same problem. I am not well versed in audio components and assume that that must be normal. I am hopeful someone will have a better answer or can offer a solution.
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your computers speakers are running off of a 3.5mm mini plug out of the computer correct? why don't you just use a headphone splitter (1 to 2) and plug them both in simultaneously? then your speakers wont know whether the headphones are plugged in our not. this headphone splitter is about $3 at radio shack.
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The only reason I can think of is if you have overfilled the device, otherwise it should not make that sound. Hope this helps-D
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Mine has the same issue. Seems if my devices aren't right beside each other it cuts out or doesn't play all together
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when headphones are connected, the volume control on the 'device' does not increase or decrease the volume in the headphones. whatcha got is whatcha got. but the sound is fine.
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You should check the headphones max input it shouldn't exceed 1A otherwise you could damage the headphones, as far as I know samsung phones wall charger output is 1A
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It sounds as though you have a problem with speaker settings. Not enough power is being sent to the front Left and front Right speakers through the surround sound mode. As the other person already stated may only be done by remote or with the set up mic.