do these have a 1/4 inch jack or an 1/8 inch jack and an adapter
204180
When I measured the end of the steel to the top of the steel (it is gold in color) - it appears to measure 1/2 an inch. I'm not a techo guy. It does plug right into my Dell Laptop without the use of any adapter. I bought mine a few years ago and i don't remember if it came with any adapter or not. The male end is not the old style BIG honking thing that you would plug into a home stereo.
1002998
As long as you get the 1/4 inch adapter. Go for it, they sound great and are mad comfy.
491035
No you will not need an adapter. They will fit as is perfectly. They are amazing speakers for the price and I will buy them again.
1287756
1/4" output jacks. They work well. Have had them for over a year with no problems. May have replaced the batteries twice. Would be again in a heartbeat.
2199051
Nope!. These are 1/4 in.. if you can find an adapter from 1/4 to 1/8 then you can.
914653
You do need a quarter-inch to 1/8" adapter, but I disagree with Chris - they are perfectly suited to listening for long periods of time. I wear glasses and they're very comfortable.
1466487
No they don't. You will need to buy a speaker wire with a 1/4" end AND you'll have to buy an adaptor that has a male 1/4" hole on one side and a 3.5mm hole on the other. You then buy a 3.5mm "mini jack" cable that plugs into the earphone hole of your device. Neither of these is expensive. the speakers work well and are a lot more convenient to haul around than separate amps and speakers. Good luck
2060358
They are just under 1", about 7/8". Hope that'll work. They deaden noise better than any others I've tried.
2162334
It comes with a 1/4 I believe is the size and a normal headphone jack. The normal one can be used on any appliance with a headphone jack. The 1/4 size one needs an amp or something a bit beefier because of the size. I always use the 1/4 for better quality sounds but that person preference. It comes with both so you'll be fine
1339797
These headphones have an 1/8" plug, so they plug into an mp3 player. You would need an adapter (1/8" stereo jack to 1/4" stereo plug - Radio Shack part #274-876 or 274-371) to connect the headphones to a stereo.
1117245
The headphone jack is a standard 1/4" stereo. If your headphones are 1/8" you would need a 1/8" to 1/4" stereo adapter.
1225635
If memory serves correctly these are 1/4" but come (original stock) with adapters to the standard 1/8" on phones/aux-input devices, or vice-versa. I'm sorry I can't be certain, but in general adapters are great to have around. They are "flat" monitors so compressed (lo-fi) will be more noticeable because the headphones present sound more accurately. I used these for a couple years and only gripe is the squeeze on the head. Great for making music (due to accuracy) but if you just want to listen they show the wrinkles. Having a great pair of headphones is double-edged: On one hand you can hear everything, on the other you can hear EVERYTHING, so low quality recording or compression will bug. If memory serves correctly these are 1/4" but come (original stock) with adapters to the standard 1/8" on phones/aux-input devices, or vice-versa. I'm sorry I can't be certain, but in general adapters are great to have around. They are "flat" monitors so compressed (lo-fi) will be more noticeable because the headphones present sound more accurately. I used these for a couple years and only gripe is the squeeze on the head. Great for making music (due to accuracy) but if you just want to listen they show the wrinkles. Having a great pair of headphones is double-edged: On... » Read More If memory serves correctly these are 1/4" but come (original stock) with adapters to the standard 1/8" on phones/aux-input devices, or vice-versa. I'm sorry I can't be certain, but in general adapters are great to have around. They are "flat" monitors so compressed (lo-fi) will be more noticeable because the headphones present sound more accurately. I used these for a couple years and only gripe is the squeeze on the head. Great for making music (due to accuracy) but if you just want to listen they show the wrinkles. Having a great pair of headphones is double-edged: On one hand you can hear everything, on the other you can hear EVERYTHING, so low quality recording or compression will bug. « Show Less
1208554
Hey Peter, yes they do come with a larger jack adapter. But you may want to find a pair that has a removable jack all together. I do love these head phones though. The cord they come with is like a five or six footer though which would be nice for DJing too.
1843578
They are compatible with anything with the right sized jack. I use mine with my kindle all the time.
1493331
this unit has a 1/4 inch plug in you could use with 1/4 to 1/8 adapter its been a good useable head good for most uses.
1809179
The main outs are speakon but because my speakers use 1/4" I bought a couple speakon->1/4" adapters on the cheap here on Amazon! Speakon is good but if your speakers don't have a speakon input it's not the end of the world
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Any 1/4" headphones. You can get an adaptor from 1/8" to 1/4" and it'll work fine.