Will this cord allow me to hear stereo from both headphones at once? Other cords only let me hear from the side the cord is plugged in.
320083
I used them for a beats mixr headset. I can hear from left and right sides.Works great.
972291
No. When you plug a cord into the headphone-out jack, you disable the loudspeakers on that unit -- I verified by plugging a set of headphones into my unit while listening to music -- I got stereo in my headphones but the built-in speakers went silent. This is customary behavior for headphone-out jacks in most devices.
196731
I haven't tried it, but it looks like a mini-plug type extension (like what is used on a stereo headset) would work. The plug type is the same. The extensions are cheap. Would be worth the experiment. Now you've got me curious...
2035755
You should return your headphones. Mine are alike on both sides. They sound great btw.
2234052
It would work either one way or the other, but not both ways at the same time. You have the signal going to the sound in headphone jack. You could also put the headphone plug into a laptop headphone OUTPUT for instance and send the sound to a receiver through the RCA IN jacks on the receiver.
206138
No I was never able to get two headphones to work at one time without a splitter. We actually bought cords to connect them because they worked better. The wireless aspect didn't work out for my family.
149531
It does have two 3.5 audio-out jacks (they are not mini jacks like phone jacks, you might need adapters) and the manual says you can plug two headphones in at the same time. I have never personally tried this though.
1967308
I assume you have tried adjusting the dial that controls the balance between the two "ears". If not, that might be the answer. If you have, then you may be plugging into a connector that is not stereo or the headset is defective. Can't think of another option.
884740
It has 2 cords, a cord so 2 people can use headphones on 1 iPod and a second cord which has 2 ends that look the same as the ends of normal ear buds but neither cord has a larger end (so if your home stereo has a larger plug in than is on your iPod, then no it doesn't.) I hope that makes sense to you.
1404281
Jack, you can do that. The only thing you have to consider is 1. Both inputs L & R need to be connected, otherwise the system works in mono. 2. You can select only one input A or B on each headphone output, not both at the same time.
545371
Not simultaneously, its just one or the other. It switches for headphone listening when you plug the headphones in. The DAC is active for both ouputs.
19086
The volume is dependent upon your device and the stereo. I have had no issues with the volume, and am actually getting higher volume from this device than from a normal headphone cable.
449111
Yes. One end plugs into where the headphones would go on an iPhone (or any phone probably), and the other end plugs into my son's actual stereo. He then has to choose his "AUX" mode and the music plays through his speakers. I hope this helps. :)
1921441
Yes, I have used mine to connect to my computer which had the double input and my headphones had only the one jack.
886154
I am not 100% sure, but I don't think there is any provision for bringing a stereo signal into the unit whether by mini or xlr or 1/4''. The switch labeled mono/stereo is an output to the headphones and simply provides a means to hear your monitor and your individual input either one on the left and the other on the right ear or mixed together in both ears.
409100
If you see left and right earphones, then it's stereo. This way you won't need to ask again about another headset. ;)
959226
No - This is a mono connection, which splits in to two mono connections. you can tell by the little black line on the male end of the cable in the picture. If it were a stereo cable, there would be two lines there instead of one. For a stereo version of this cable, take a look at http://www.amazon.com/Hosa-YPP117-inch-Dual-Cable/dp/B000068O54