I have a sony wireless headphone. my battery is ni-mh. will this work? i put a new verizon cable box -now getting a constant buzz. bad battery ????
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buzzes are generally caused by tiny electrical arcs, such as one gets with a loose connection or broken solder weld of a wire or component. A bad/dead battery is not capable of this, although a loosely seated one might on a rare circumstance. I'd question the cable box/connecting wires/cables.
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Audio had a slight buzz that I believe same from the low quality switch mode pier supply. I was going to experiment with a battery yo confirm, but as of yet have not tad time. My guess is it would be wise to go with an aftermarket linear power supply to have the cleanest audio. The I purchased did come with antenna, the rubber duckies type.
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Er, Would you please describe it more clearly? It always working with buzzing sound, or sometimes, or frequently? How your headphone works without amplifier, buzzing or not? Have you ever tried to change another adapter?
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Unfortunately I am away from home for the next week and therefore cannot provide you with a timely answer. I will share with you my experience in purchasing a replacement battery for my headphones. The replacement, once charged did not last the length of a movie and hence, my unit is now useless.
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Hi James. I need to know what problem you're having with it to know if it has been improved. I'm very happy with the one I have. I can't believe how long the batteries last and except for the occasional signal drop out they work fine for me. I think the signal drop out problem I'm having could be related to the volume setting on my phone
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MaryI ordered the exact same system you have and had the same problem with my battery. I ordered a new replacement battery and it works great; "I did not want to return the radio when I knew there was not a problem with it". The batteries that are packaged with the radios must be very old or some other defect and will not take a charge.Paul
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I charged my for an hour.Use for a couple hours a day .Sounds great no problem yet.Sorry for your misfortune .Maybe you got a defected one.Send it back!Get another one.Dont wait to long.
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I don't know much about these things! *s* I was told you could get a power sourse, but the part for my ear plugs would still need the battery. I guess I may now start looking for a power sourse (lol) if I have to keep changing these battteries so often. Thanks for asking that question as I had not remembered that!!!! As for just pluging it in, I don't know. Like I said, I really don't know much about these things. I was just looking to watch tv at night with the tv on mute and was told that was what I needed! It works great for that. Glad I got it. Good luck with yours. If you find out something you think I need to know, please do.Just me!Anne I don't know much about these things! *s* I was told you could get a power sourse, but the part for my ear plugs would still need the battery. I guess I may now start looking for a power sourse (lol) if I have to keep changing these battteries so often. Thanks for asking that question as I had not remembered that!!!! As for just pluging it in, I don't know. Like I said, I really don't know much about these things. I was just looking to watch tv at night with the tv on mute and was told that was what I needed! It works great for that. Glad I got it. Good luck with yours. If you find out... » Read More I don't know much about these things! *s* I was told you could get a power sourse, but the part for my ear plugs would still need the battery. I guess I may now start looking for a power sourse (lol) if I have to keep changing these battteries so often. Thanks for asking that question as I had not remembered that!!!! As for just pluging it in, I don't know. Like I said, I really don't know much about these things. I was just looking to watch tv at night with the tv on mute and was told that was what I needed! It works great for that. Glad I got it. Good luck with yours. If you find out something you think I need to know, please do.Just me!Anne « Show Less
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I'm not really sure what some of the people are saying on here. The battery in the Beats Studio headphones is a modern Li-ion unit. Leaving it plugged into the charger for long periods of time won't affect the battery. You can plug them in overnight and be fine. Gone are the days where devices over-charge. You had to worry about that with Ni-MH batteries but not modern Li-ion ones. You don't have to worry about the battery keeping it's calibration curve or anything like that. Just use the headphones as normal and charge them when the battery is getting low. Additionally, the battery will last you for a good 18-20 hours of listening, way more than the 8 hour number given my Haoran. They are correct in saying that you may have to charge the headphones right out of the box but their 8 hour number is incorrect.
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This was purchased for my Mom. The battery is specific for the headset and rechargeable. Always leave it plugged in. Perhaps you have the headset sitting in the charger backwards? When the headset is placed in the charge, red light comes on. Hopefully this helps.
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No, but I have a weird problem. My new battery life is about four minutes and then the red light comes on. The batteries work in other equipment, but not in the headphones.
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Karen, you must have a "charger" unit, that the headphones set into to recharge. The "rechargeable" batteries can be bought at Wal*Mart. If you don't have a charger, check out any search engine (I use ask.com) and write in the name of the headphones and the model number. You will be able to buy a new there (or used unit on e-Bay) I absolutely love our headphones! They work great and have excellent stereo quality.
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All I know is when I ordered the battery that was listed with the headset it was not the right one. The one I got would not fit. So far I really did not need another battery as the set is still going strong.(about two years now) Hope this helps!
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I ordered one to power a set of earphones and it cut in and out. I notified the sender and they sent a new one and it worked but with a loud hum. At that point I just gave up. Maybe you will have better luck if you want to take that chance. Good luck
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I replaced the original 550mAh battery in my wireless headphones with a 700mAh battery and it works for me.
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Dear Paul,I have purchased the same battery for my Sennheiser wireless earphone last year. The battery works fine.
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All of what has already been said, AND, the headphone link is very noisy. Mine is anyway. Buzzes...hums... Same with two different inputs, two different power sources, no matter where it is placed. It's not an enviromentally induced noise...it's the converter.