if i plug my stereo headphones into the red side will sound come through both sides of the headphones?
1177335
I dont think i never use it for headphones if i did i may only hear out of one side the red and black is only for left speaker and right speaker you may want to try mono
429474
Yes, the two "analog mono inputs/outputs" are both pairs for making it stereo, which means, when a pair of mono outputs are being used, you're hearing stereo. Actually the left speaker is conected to the L mono connector, and the right speaker to the R mono conector. Together L and R completes an stereo field
1172823
Input can be plugged to either side of earphones. The unused side can be used to plug in an additional head set
551929
Yes if you have an adapter for your Ipod that converts the stereo output to two RCA phono inputs. They are typically one red for the right side and one white for the left. The unit has two RCA inputs. Use both sides (red and white) for stereo or one side for mono.
1867961
There's a red and a white colored set of audio connectors that go from the base to your audio system. Check to see that they are both plugged in solidly (you can pull them out and reinsert). I also discovered that the further away from the base I sat, the easier it was to start losing the sound track, which might sound like one side or the other is missing.
1889312
No, you can plug into both sides or you can choose either the left or the right. Keep in mind that you need both sides if you want to record both sides of a stereo broadcast.
815610
It depends what software you are using and what sound card hardware you have. You should have separate stereo outputs like "front" and "rear" or if you have a laptop you might only have the single headphone jack. If that is the case you will have to split your stereo output into "left" for the cue and "right" to be played out to the PA system.
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.
1279725
Hi. Mine pair works in stereo (that is separate sound in both ears) just fine. Sounds like a faulty headphone to me.
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.
2108965
I have not tried a headphone, however with my electronic experience, I believe that with your standard stereo headphones, the sound will come from only one of the earpieces. Radio Shack may have an adapter plug that could send sound to both left & right channels. You must keep in mind that this radio is one channel referred to as MONO, whereas STEREO is two channels. Hope this clarifies your question.
1031879
Have not had that problem with my pair. Usually that occurs when the cord is not twisted in properly. Otherwise I am not sure what the problem would be, probably the headphone rather than the plug if it's one side only.
927993
You probably have to use the other end of the cable. Don't know why they did it but that's what I found. Works fine that way. The headphones are great.
2185918
You can, however it will only play through one side of the headphone because the device only plays mono.
1263626
yes find but issues is that I cannot hear from one side of the headphones. hopefully no such issues happened to you.
1171114
yes, I can use right and left. also connected extension headphone and can use both side.
2199282
Yes. Even though the plug is stereo it will fit in the mono jack. You will hear the bass (mono) on both channels. The plug is stereo in case you want to use the headphones just as regular headphones (not as power amp) on other devices.