Is this single channel or dual channel headphones?
346400
I'm gonna say single because I didn't have to switch anything to make it work in our car.
346401
I think just single. There isn't a switch to change to a different channel, just power and volume. I have a factory installed DVD player in my Honda Odyssey and they work great.
2283089
You realize with a single headphone you're only going to hear the music in mono? These headphones are mono. If you use just one of regular headphones, you're only going to hear half the music. There are for sure adaptors that will work at any Radio Shack store or online, and probably wireless transmitters too.
884883
it was a channel. I returned these as the ones for the quad cab were way too long.
227635
I'm not sure. I only bought one, but the sound quality was pretty great with just the one. Hope this helps!
1678022
They are stereo but both had a terrible buzz coming from them when I got mine. I tried getting it replaced and it took forever and received a new one that had a buzz in the main outs again. I wouldn't recommend buying one of these. They're junk!
2231814
this are mk2. here's a thread on head-fi talking about the differences:http://www.head-fi.org/t/651159/vsonic-mk-vs-mkii-differences
901765
the USB connection is on the back of the unit. It is controlled by the mains only. Not a good design in my opinion. They should be assignable to a channel. It would be better if it did. your better off just plugging in your computer into a channel of your choosing that way you have control over that channel and can leave the mains alone.......unless your talking about the external USB audio thing that comes with it. In that case then ya you can separate the channels. I use it all the time. works great. good sound also. better than your headphone jack.
2023346
It has a single output for headphones. It is not stereo so it will put out a single audio channel that goes to both earphones on the headset raising them both the same. No independent control for right/left.
1196210
The answers about being two separate channels in the tube are correct. But there is an issue in the amp that needs a simple modification. Because of the way it was designed, there is an issue with balance and separation of channels. If you balance to one side or the other, there is still sound out of both left and right speakers or headphones. See the first post on this forum, just scroll down to the picture entitled 'Crosstalk improvement', which is the 6th picture, for details: http://rockgrotto.proboards.com/thread/5297/bravo-12au7-mods-appreciation-thread And be sure to get some different old stock tubes on "The Bay" from the 50's and or 60's. The RCA Clear Top is my favorite so far. The answers about being two separate channels in the tube are correct. But there is an issue in the amp that needs a simple modification. Because of the way it was designed, there is an issue with balance and separation of channels. If you balance to one side or the other, there is still sound out of both left and right speakers or headphones. See the first post on this forum, just scroll down to the picture entitled 'Crosstalk improvement', which is the 6th picture, for details: http://rockgrotto.proboards.com/thread/5297/bravo-12au7-mods-appreciation-thread And be sure to get some... » Read More The answers about being two separate channels in the tube are correct. But there is an issue in the amp that needs a simple modification. Because of the way it was designed, there is an issue with balance and separation of channels. If you balance to one side or the other, there is still sound out of both left and right speakers or headphones. See the first post on this forum, just scroll down to the picture entitled 'Crosstalk improvement', which is the 6th picture, for details: http://rockgrotto.proboards.com/thread/5297/bravo-12au7-mods-appreciation-thread And be sure to get some different old stock tubes on "The Bay" from the 50's and or 60's. The RCA Clear Top is my favorite so far. « Show Less
1969891
Yes it is dual head. You can listen to high frequency sounds on one side and low frequency ones on the opposite side.
1464431
There is just one set of headphones. They say "bulk pack" because it doesn't come in any packaging except for a plastic bag. There is no separate box. The sellers must've bought them in a much bigger lot and is now selling them individually.
691556
NOPE I just read the reviews, and apparently this only plays ONE channel of stereo. They cheapened the good, old version product and broke it so to speak.
875546
Sorry don't know which one has it but this headphone doesn't come with it in box
1160217
Yes , I only hear sound in one ear instead of two and headphone sound is not good
1378277
No, there's only one audio channel, with three alternate input options: Internal mic, external mic and instrument. Think of them as vacuum cleaner extensions.
897226
Channels are not independent. Only one guitar in. You push a button to engage channel 2.
68057
no idea but don't recommend buying one. If you plug your single pin normal headset into one of the plug holes on the airplane, it will work great. the only thing is that you may have to pull out the pin slightly to get proper sound to both headphones. Play with it and it will work. Much easier than using an extra piece, plus I find that they typically reduce sound quality.