Is it true that the speaker still plays while using headphones or connected to another audio source.
909463
Yes, it does. What I do is lower the volume output on the player so that the internal speaker is very low, then I increase the volume in my connected speakers. This won't work with headphones plugged in by themselves, however.
909464
While using headphone the speaker is SILENT, what a lot of people hear is the "physical" sound (vibrations) of the stylus picking up from the record, and since everything is plastic its a little louder than regular turntable
909465
Yes, absolutely. You can still listen through the speaker on the turntable while it is connected to your computer.
909466
Yes, but not too noticeable. You get what you pay for with this system. Small compact inexpensive.
367247
No, I'm afraid not. With a headphone connection, the audio signal is directed outward to the headphone's speakers; this is an AUX jack which does the exact opposite. It takes the audio signal from, my phone for instance, and directs it inward to be projected from the speaker. I was hoping for the audio jack myself, but this is definitely not it. The speakers themselves, I really like. I hope this answers your question.
761388
I am wondering did this still happen when listening in "Mono" mode not "Stereo?"
1706035
Yes. The only thing that doesn't work when plugged in are the controls for track selection, pausing, & volume. The ANC is actually completely separate from those other function. The ANC can even be on when the headphones are "off".
367249
No -- it's not a headphone jack, it's an auxiliary sound input. These speakers do not have a headphone jack, unlike the earlier model, which does.
822622
You could, but what would the point, this a speaker. You may as well plug your headphone directly to the audio source
972291
No. When you plug a cord into the headphone-out jack, you disable the loudspeakers on that unit -- I verified by plugging a set of headphones into my unit while listening to music -- I got stereo in my headphones but the built-in speakers went silent. This is customary behavior for headphone-out jacks in most devices.
1449473
Yes. Also, if muted, It stays muted if switching between speaker and phone to ear.
2097249
As in being played back through the speakers? That would only happen if you have your Microphone turned to "Always Listening" in the Windows Audio settings.
144082
I don't know if the play/pause function will work, but it will play out of any headphone jacked source.
486443
No. when one input is selected the previous one is deselected. The headphone jack follows the selected input.
139122
Yep, absolutely. It's the same as if you had an auxiliary cord plugged into your phone and connected to the speakers - whatever would come out of the headphone jack will come out of the speaker. There is a limit to how far the phone can be from the speaker and maintain the connection, but my phone is usually within 15 feet and it's fine.
370989
No. The unit is connected using a 3.5mm (headphone jack-type) plug. This plug is supplied with the unit.
943398
Yes, when plugged in the headset become protective and not tactical, so the MP3 output it heard and controlled from the MP3 Player. There is no longer feed through from the head set microphones. Becomes the same as wearing ear defenders with speakers in them.
1594559
It doesn't have a built in speaker. I connect to the audio output with headphones.
410997
Yes you can connect to the speaker and play music as you normally would while the speaker is charging.
2094672
Headphone control still work... Note that the splitter has 3 rings in the tip... That's for the headphone control