Is the headphone jack for a 1/4 inch (large) or a 1/8 inch (small) headphone plug?
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Not quite sure on the actual size, but the headphone jack is the standard one you would use for your phone, ipod, or any other standard device. My Monster DNAs plug right in as would any other standard headphone (Beats, Apple ear buds, etc). Hope this helps.
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It has a small headphone plug. It is the same size jack that might be used on a portable radio or MP3 player.
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That is correct. This headset comes with two (2) 1/8 inch connectors -- one for mic input and one for headphones out. Which is ideal since that frees up an extra USB port for something else. What else would you use those 1/8th in. jacks for anyway if not headphones? There is an adaptor available on Amazon if you absolutely must use the USB.
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It comes with a 1/4 I believe is the size and a normal headphone jack. The normal one can be used on any appliance with a headphone jack. The 1/4 size one needs an amp or something a bit beefier because of the size. I always use the 1/4 for better quality sounds but that person preference. It comes with both so you'll be fine
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3. 2 x 1/8" aka iPod/mobile headphone connectors 1 x left/right rya connectors.
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For hooking up to your source it is a 6.3mm plug. Amazon has adapters you can buy to convert it to 3.5mmThe connectors on the headphone end are HiFiMan coax connectors.
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A "standard" headphone jack is 1/4". This type of jack is commonly found on home audio receivers and guitar amps. For comparison, headphone jacks on computers or portable devices are 1/8". All you would need to get is a 1/4" to 1/8" adapter, then the headphones should be compatible with most equipment.Example: Planet Waves 1/8 Inch Female Stereo to 1/4 Inch Male Stereo Adapter
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Yes. It will plug into any normal headphone jack and your 1/4" connection will plug into the adapter
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Yea they're compatible with any 1/8 inch stereo jack items and 1/4 inch stereo items...the 1/4 inch is an attaché included in your purchase.
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It's 1/4 inch headphone connection. Most dj headphones come with the 1/8 inch to 1/4 inch adapter but if not they're very inexpensive.
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The plug is a standard 1/4 in plug and will not fit your ipod without a 1/4 in to 1/8 in adapter, note this adapter is rather large.
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you need an adapter for it. Headphones come with the large 1/4 plug. ipods are 1/8.
1111091
I uses one cable that has trs (tip, ring, sleeve) connectors. The 1/4 inch jack will look similar to a headphone jack.
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To put it into metric for you: The FEMALE is the 6.33mm (US 1/4-inch), and the MALE is the 3.5mm "mini" stereo plug (like for plugging into a computer or other modern headphone output). Hope that helps. I use mine so that I can use studio quality headphones from the music library on my laptop, without putting physical strain on the little 3.5mm female connection in the laptop. My headphones then plug INTO the FEMALE 1/4-inch (your 6.33mm) end. Hope that helps.
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The "jack" plugs into player device it's 1/8 in and is straight. Ear pieces fit perfectly into my canals from the device that forms over pinna of ear. I really like these headphones. They fit well and stay in when I work out hard. Mountain biking, heavy bag!
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Definitely not headphone jack size. It is shorter and fatter. Don't know exact measurement.
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I found a forum where they say you can use a Radio shack Stereo Headphone Cable, 1/8" Jack to 1/8" Plug. Haven't tried it myself but it may work for you. If it doesn't you could probably return it. http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/post/23136185
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I'm not sure just what an 1/8" jack is. It does come with a head phone or phone style jack that plugs into the curve and my laptop and produces very nice sound.I have the Oontz Curve, not the Gold. I'd assume it is the accessories are the same.