Would this work to hold multiple pairs of headphones? How long is the peg before the tip flares out?
1534462
I think you could make it work. The peg is about 1 to 1 1/2 inch. I use it for caps and it is strong. I put 3 to 4 caps on each peg. Hope this helps.
1534463
Yes they would. The peg is about 1 1/2 to 1 3/4 inches from base to flare. I had a few plastic head bands on mine and they would slide around and off. I don't think the headphones would have the same problem especially if a little rubber or tacky fabric was applied.
1534464
The over all peg length is 2 inches of which the knob is about 1/4 inch. The number of headphones would depend on the width of the headband. I believe these pegs are available in other lengths at craft stores. Mine may have been unique but there were no screws for wall attachment although they are shown in the Amazon ad photo.
664515
I would say yes. The opening in the case is 7 mm in diameter or about 9/32 inch. If you know the diameter of the headphone plug or should beer pretty easy to compare. Let me know if you need anything else like a photo.
642273
Not sure, but it fitted my Apple, Sansa, JVC, Samsung, and Coby headphones with no problem. So it is worth a shot.
1785817
I never tried it before, but to answer this questin I got out my earbuds (I think they were skull candy that I use for my ipod shuffle). Much to my surprise, the pin was too thick for the hole. I do not think it is a standard size.
1992236
shouldn't be a problem as long as the case doesn't extend too far from the tab.....if a standard set of earbuds or headphones will fit this will also..
608993
Your are correct about the length of the cable. I found it to be too short for my use and DIYed a cable. You can find a longer headphone cable but you must ensure that it has the appropriate 1/8" (3.5mm) stereo plug with extended shaft, similar to what you will find for portable music players or cell phones. The end connecting to the left side must be the type that will insert into the recessed connection, like the extended shaft on this Amphenol plug: http://www.mouser.ie/ProductDetail/Amphenol-Audio/KS3PC-AU/?qs=sGAEpiMZZMumZtdVBplilw2%2fibSMC4t6
2098327
i believe your concern is if the music stand is too thin. It isn't. The way the clips are designed, it actually clenches like claws. it'll even clinch a piece of tissue paper. and just in case anyone wants to know, the range is from 0 to maybe 5/8 inches.
666667
I have really big over ear headphones and they work with extra space on our headphones.
1906982
If you have sound for your headphones it will work. You can attach five more headphones.
453126
It doesn't fold like all the others because of the different sizes. So I dont think so. If you try it, u may damage the headphones.
353096
There is enough room for regular headphones, but not for thicker aux cords or headphone plugs. The case gets in the way sometimes.
1629020
I use it with "cheap" headphones in elementary school. I needed metal pin adapters because the headphones have a smaller plug in pin. Works great.
1335351
I wouldn't see why not honestly. As long as your headphone jack works, I mean. The clamp adjusts to fit a wide range of devices. I'd say yes, it'll work. Great product!
1964749
im not sure what padded bars are but the part that holds the headphones is about 2 inches wide and 4-5 inches long.
1143551
Will work for a bass (I use mine for that) but needs to have the pegs to attach to and bind against.
1363423
I'm sorry I haven't tried that, but my guess is that it could remain a bit loose if your speakers are level, but mine are angled down and if left loose would swivel left or right because of the speaker weight. Hope this helps.
729702
Yes...no problem whatsover. It's not very tall and since the CD holders are virtually square there is no "tip factor" that I can see!