headphone jack size?
2038947
You can adjust the turn on volume. If you use the online music source it will blow you away at 10 so that is something to think about other than that this is an amazing sound system. I use two tower speakers and 7.1 capabilities but with the towers I do not need a sun
2038948
Hello Jamie.To me this is the WORST SOUND SYSTEM TO BUY.... When you turn the system on it Blast you out of the room at FULL BLAST VOLUME!... Rick
2038949
It is your standard 1/4" jack on the front. There is a 3.5mm jack on the front as well, but that appears to be for a mic.
640360
Basically 3.5mm is 1/4". We just normally call it the same thing. The small end will fit into a headphone jack on a laptop or on a music device like an iPod or your cell phone. We have used it in both types of devices.
1422903
The opening for the headphone jack on the case is exactly 6/16" in diameter (.375" or 9.5mm) which should be large enough for most standard 1/4" cables. All cables vary in size so if you're concerned you'll have to measure your cable to be sure it will fit.
1212183
The 3.5mm jack is right next to the micro-usb port on it. You'll need a male 3.5mm to plug whatever you're plugging in (speakers, headphones, etc.)
1927551
The headphone output is a 3.5mini-plug.... So if you prefer to use the 1/4 " headphone jack, just get an adaptor with a female stereo 1/4" input to a 3.5mm mini male plug.
1607487
Yes the headphone jack is 3.5mm also the cable is hard wires to the headphones. Ie. non-removeable. Hope this helps
2057810
Yep. There are two headphone jacks. They are 1/4 inch though so you may need a 1/4 inch adapter.
262373
The headphone jacks are universal so it will fit. Extra bonus with these units is they come with a headphone splitter so you can run two pairs at once which is nice to have.
676043
They will fit in phones that use standard headphones. I believe 3.5 mm is the size
2048819
Fits into a standard 3.5mm headphone jack. You can use adapters for airplanes and larger headphone jacks.
613672
The adaptor is the same size as a standard headphone plug. But if you need a connection that is smaller in radius because the connection is reassessed, then this won't fit. The photo look deceptively small. In real life, it's just like a regular sized Jack. Think of it as just an extension cord...a really short extension cord:) Hope this helps
2041941
Most likely a standard size since I use the cord that goes into the headphone jack to connect to my iPod.
1524821
The last time I replaced mine, I measured the diameter of the speakers (in millimeters) and then shopped Amazon for replacement ones that fit that size of headphones. Previously, they had always sent me really large Koss ones that I had to throw away.
991607
Im not sure of the size of the bose headphone jack but to give you an idea i bought a 3.5 mm rocket fish aux and it fits well:)
1244959
The cut-out for the 3.5mm headphone jack in the Ringe Fusion is approx .090" or about 7mm. I haven't used the headphone jack yet but looking at the various 3.5mm cables that I have, most are too big. One of the cables that came with a pair of Monoprice headphones has molded style 3.5mm plugs that are quite small and fit very nicely. Lacking definitive specifications I would suggest purchasing locally to ensure proper fit.
1955852
ATTN. This is 2.5mm size. If your jack is 3.5mm then it will not work and you may need an adapter.
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The Sony MDR-AS20J headphone jack size is the standard 3.5mm. Check if the Sony Walkman specs requires 3.5mm as well and you should be all set.