does this make an amp adapter become a headphone adapter
1312390
Well this device itself is an adapter. But I'm guessing you're asking if it allows you to plug a bigger plug into the smaller jack(the hole), in which case yes. It allows you to plug the amp size plug into the jack.
1312391
It allows you to plug a large stereo jack (such as is used on large headphones) into the audio output jack on a computer or smartphone. It works fine.
2156323
Yes but without an amp you're only raising headphone volume because it won't push speakers on it's own
1185635
Yes. All this does is switch signals passing through it depending on the input/output source. The headphone amp you would like to use maybe placed before or after the unit and still would work fine. Like Brad mentioned the SES is just a passive unit.
299966
Ofcourse you can, you just need an rca to 3.5mm interconnect and a 3.5mm female to 3.5mm female adaptor to connect both your headphones and the interconnect.
633598
Yes. It has a 1/4-inch (0.25 inch) output. If your headphones are 1/8-inch, you'll need a stereo adapter.
684682
I just ordered an adapter that also has a 3.5mm headphone jack adapter together with the 8 pin lightning adapter. I'm hoping that this will get the music to work.
2244491
Most audio amps for speakers have a headphone jack taken from a preamp area within for a headphone jack. Why they didn't, who knows. I would buy one even at a higher price if included it.
349727
I believe it will; both 1/8"-outputs are amplified, and I think they're individual amplifiers because there is no volume-change when the 2nd headphone is inserted. You might have some trouble with volume, as headphones usually have higher voltage than Audio-IN or LINE-IN (which is 1Vrms full-scale)
305681
According to the manual you can use the headphones output to connect to an amplifier. You will need an audio adapter to do it. It does work.
1057929
Not sure what you mean by an audio adapter. As long as you have an audio card installed on your pc, this works straight out of the box.
1880172
I feel like you can get an extension cable, if that is what you are talking about, but then you possible need adapters, it depends on what size jacks the cable is made for and what you are using it for. However I know for sure they make extension cables for headphones, I know because I've often thought of purchasing one for this.
1055949
Yes, the headphone adapter you receive allow compatibility across the board.
966856
It should. I have mine going to an AV reciever and the other to my headphone amp.
905533
Yes. If you need to use a headphone output instead on another item ever, there are lots of cheap 1/4 to 1/8 th adaptor cords.
234343
Yes it should work if your amp has a 1/8 inch (headphone) input as an option
299963
No it is not an amplifier. It is a digital to analog converter. This must be connected from your computer (digital source) to an amplifier. You can then plug your headphones into the amp.
459751
Yes. You need to get a patch cord that goes between your computer (probably to the 3.5mm stereo headphones output) and the other end with two standard RCA connectors (right and left). This is how I connected my iPod to the amp.