What cord style does this model have? Y Cord or asymmetric behind the neck style?
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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.......
1318740
Y / symmetric cord, mic on the left side: Also comes with "Y" adapter from all-in-one to separated mic + headphones plug
2133837
Hi. Sorry. These have a U shape neck. If you want C shape we recommend going with a 60's model
1977081
I have a YSP-11 and YSP-4000 now.It plugged in just fine. It looks and sounds fine. I listened to podcasts and watched video from a 5G iPod and an original iPhone. Charges while in the cradle. Has a very expensive feel. The thick easily bendable cable alone must have cost $50..
298110
Rose, It is a magnetized/polarized cord. It is also like most appliance cords, quite short (36") There is an upward angle to the connector so it must be inserted with the cord facing in an upward direction. Hope this helps.
1242096
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).
84995
I was also curious about this. My friend has a pair of M9 with the 45 degree plug that he got a few months ago, but the pair I ordered has a cheaper looking 90 degree plug, and the packaging is much different. I was unable to reach the manufacturer; the phone number listed on their website went to the voicemail of some guy named Marty with a strange accent. It's not a huge problem, as the headphones still work just fine, but I want to make sure I got the same product I paid for.If I'm able to find out anything else from the manufacturer or elsewhere, I will post it here.
1232015
If you have a volume and mute control plus the end of yours has a Y at the end with one 3.5 plug for stereo sound, and one 3.5mm plug for Microphone, then you probably have the GE model 98970 (I have both models), because that one lacks the other cables, it was sold mostly as a PC headset (most laptops or desktop have separate jack for Microphone). My personal preference is this one 95432 because it has a cable that works on most cell phones (or mp3 players) with a single 3.5mm jack for both stereo sound and microphone, and it has the adapter cables for 2.5mm jack (used on some phones), and it has the single 3.5 Y cable to attach to a PC with separate Microphone jack, but it does not have a volume/mute control. Both models have a single cord from the left side which is where the removable microphone plugs in also (the right sound cable goes thru the foldable part of the headset).
899935
When looking from the back-the cord is on the left.If you look from the front-it is on the right.
1904755
Both sides. I think maybe you got a defective one. Also, I don't think these headphones are worth the money.
1934799
Sorry I don't have the answer and I still haven't found a cord for my model.
2103077
I just bought a pair of 10RDC's and they actually say RNC on the headband! So, I'm sure that they are all identical with the exception being the cord: plain vanilla on the RDC, microphone with single button on the RNC, and classic three button Iphone controls on the RNCIP. I'm also guessing, but don't know for sure yet, that a third party cord with controls will work just as effectively as the official Sony cord. I'm thinking of buying one on Ebay (they seem to be in the $10 range) and will report back when I find out. I bought the RDC's used for $80 shipped on Ebay and so far they are terrific. Why pay $249 for the IP's if you don't have to?!
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The Y is almost exactly dead center. All three sections of wire are about the same length.
1680707
Hello, This model has been sold for some time now. It is a new earloop that has a stereo headpiece that plugs into your other ear. Behind the neck.
265546
This is a Balanced to Unbalanced cable. The XLR end is Balanced. The TRS end is Unbalanced.
1670979
It's been my experience that the cord tends to "swivel" from the horizontal to vertical position. But I don't think that it really matters because it's performing it's function of keeping the cord in place in either position. I leave it there permanently. It's too much trouble to remove and re-insert the cord and I feel that doing so would put excessive wear on it. I hope that this addresses your question.
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I have a Phonak! It looks like an earlier version of the model your daughter has. It works quite well! Unfortunately on my aids the T-coil setting has a little bit of a buzz, so that detracts from the experience a little bit; but that's not the fault of the Music-Link.
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Straight connector hereHave both cases, i prefer the purse type one as it is smaller...Guess I will call Monster tomorrow and see if they can send me the angled oneFor the price these sounds pretty good, not as good as some 200$ iems but still good