cord to connect earphones to base
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There is no cord. That is why they are wireless. The only cord is from the base to the audio source. Hope this helps.
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It does not come with that cord but that option exsist; both the components have jacks for one. This wireless set also excludes a DC V3 cord to supply power to the reciever despite having a jack for that. Both the headset and reciever run off of 2AAA batteries without that cord.
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There is no cord,it is wireless . The only cord is from base to the tv audio out. Hope this helps.Rich
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there is a little unit that comes with the earphone that can be connected to your tv or dvr that the earphones works off of. there is a cord that comes with it that can be use on a radio.
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The cord is on the bottom with a wrap-around storage design around the base. I can't get this to match up (not that I've tried really hard).
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Yes, this product is to add another pair of headphones to an exciting base station. Of you don't already have a base station you want to buy
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USB or regular headphone plug. You better buy a shorter & good quality one. I use the Furutec cable.
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You will need an extremely light and flexible cord, and be willing to destroy the headphones attempting to open them up and solder. I did as much to my MDR-V600 headphones a while back, I was thankful I had a hot-glue-gun to fix the new wires to the wire-opening in the headset. And they did not have circuit-boards in them, it was just the speakers. Not a simple task, and your headset may have more then just a "R+, L+, Common" set of wires to replace. if it has microscopic "surface-mount" stuff, forget it, that can't be done with a stick-soldering-iron without killing the "SMT chips". Done that a few times. As for the cord, I found some speaker wire is soft and flexible for less then a year, then it gets stiff. Thinner wires tug to shreds easily. So good headphone cord is an impossible find as of this writing. I've resigned to replacing the cord on my MDR-V600 headset every six months to keep the speaker-wire soft and usable. At-least the MDR-V600 cord now survives being run over by my office chair on occasion. Best of luck, as that is All I can offer for advise.
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Y cord. be careful if spending your hard earned on these......sound quality is fantastic, but the build quality for the price is very poor. My ones fell apart after 10 months (left ear phone literally came apart) and I hardly used them and handled them with care when I did.......
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I purchased the cords at Walmart. They were just a 3ft cord, nothing fancy and they work great! I love the flexibility of these headphones!
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the earphones come with a cable with an eighth inch connector on it it will fit an iPod
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There is an outlet but it's very small. My headphone's plug is too large to fit.
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A cable with 3.5mm terminals. That way you can use the Headphones output from the latop, and connect it to the Audio In connector in the Speaker.
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that is a cord for a hand held mixer or and adding machine or a razor. more that likely a mixer or adding machine.
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Detachable headphone cable resists tangles, and connects to any 1/8-Inch (3.5mm) (cellphone jack or iPod type) or 1/4-Inch (6.3mm) (your stereo jack) audio source
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There's a male-female chord included that separates the headphone and the main cord. Other than that there isn't any.
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Depending on the hook-ups for your earbuds, you most likely want an RCA(male) to 3.5mm(female) cable instead:2 x RCA Male, 1 x 3.5mm Stereo Female, Y-Cable 6-InchThen, depending on the distance from the TV, you might want a 3.5mm male-to-female extension cord.C2G / Cables To Go 13787 3.5 mm M/F shielded Stereo Audio Extension Cable (6 Feet/1.82 Meters)
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It comes with a cord to connect to things like this. We connect an old iPod to it.
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Find the output cable needed for your mixer (usually XLR female or 3.5mm RCA male) and have the other end of the cord be an RCA male. Plug that end into the back of the speaker with it's RCA male female inputs and you're set. Here is an example of an RCA to RCA cord: http://www.amazon.com/iMBAPrice-PREMIUM-6-Feet-Stereo-Plated/dp/B001VIYYCK/ref=sr_1_2?s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1425158042&sr=1-2&keywords=rca+to+rca
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There is a jack for an mp3 on the bottom for an aux cable commonly available