How do you get from mono to stereo? Ive attach the external ear piece but, nothing is coming through?
912418
The wire is very delicate. It should be mono in both ears if the wire is not broken, or stereo in both ears if the bluetooth broadcast is set up correctly. Also, the contacts in the external earpiece are delicate, so check that they are not bent.
912419
Mine just automatically does it. If the ear piece is connected correctly and no sound is coming through, I would say its not working properly.
912420
It should just activate when you plug it in. That's assuming your source device supports A2DP (stereo Bluetooth). I did have a problem with each one I owned though... The connection oxidizes. It gets a green "rust" on it and has trouble making a good connection. You can scrape the connectors with a needle and it works again until the buildup returns. That's just a normal issue with metal contacts that carry low voltage... they oxidize. It's probably why they discontinued this model... sadly. It's about the best form factor I've found for stereo and one of the best headsets for music because of the AVRCP feature (FF, Rewind, and pause). I have yet to find another one that has that feature and is an "in the ear" device.
619787
With my Alto, my signal path is mono. I can hear the mix in both ears when I have my headphones plugged into the headphone out Jack. So you won't have a problem
145374
If your output is in stereo you will lose about 6dB of possible volume going from stereo to mono, as well as incur some distortion in the adapter. If you have a method to go mono out though the piano can do that. However, once again you are losing the stereo aspect of the sound. Maybe get one now and one later!
35739
If you have stereo earphones (all new ones are stereo) then you will need a stereo-to-mono adapter plug to convert the earphones to mono and hear the sound out of both the left and right. I bought my adapter plug at my local Radio Shack.
872728
It's mono. Make it whatever ear you want. Just rotate the microphone around!
536431
Jay, probably the easiest way is to use the following two items: 1) a 3.5 mm (1/8") to 3.5 mm stereo cable. 2) a 3.5 mm (1/8") to 1/4" stereo headphone adapter. Plug the 3.5 mm cable into your laptop, then use the adapter to plug into the headphone amp. If this is basically what you are doing and it doesn't work then you have some issue I can't diagnose from afar. Tommy
100126
Great question, i didn't try the mono yet but I try the stereo and it works perfectly:) but I think the mono will work also:)
982390
You can try to connect it to your sound card with compatible ends or connect directly to speakers with speaker wire. I just use the RCA jack for my surround sound system.
22565
You have to pair it like you would a ear piece. You might need to purchase the adapter if that doesn't work.
357629
Hi Khiem, Pls make sure that the mini-stereo plug is securely/firmly connected to your device. -Anthony
1827691
are you using a connecting cable 3.5mm with two out put ends to plug into your aux imput on the back of your receiver? if you really want hi-end playback, get a nuforce dac and use this type of cable or a single 3.5mm connecting cable from mp3 player to a receiver or intergrated amp and the sound quality will blow you away, happy listening:)
196731
I haven't tried it, but it looks like a mini-plug type extension (like what is used on a stereo headset) would work. The plug type is the same. The extensions are cheap. Would be worth the experiment. Now you've got me curious...
964583
The box I have is a Cisco. One wire only-connected to the left or the right "OUT-Audio" that goes to the ears sender(Little box with infra red lights). Comes out as monobut sounds like stereo because it comes out of both ear sides. Hope it works for you.
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I go to Wal-Mart and buy a set of ear buds in their electronics area - they are not marked "mono" but they work just fine for me. Actually, I buy a set of the less expensive (around $8 or $9). I like the ones with the small ear buds (usually comes with 2 other sizes). I tried the ones with the hard round ear bud and threw it away a day later. The more flexible ones work best for me.
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No. This item is completely useless. This is not a pass through adapter, it has a single channel filiment unless you are playing your audio on mono you will not be able to hear the other channels. This will not work with any other adapter/accessories such as card readers, camera flashes, or even the standard headset that controls the volume/skip.
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I hear the sound through my external speakers, which I configured it this way. You can use the built-in speakers or both. I hope this information helps. If you have any questions, please let me know Thanks. KRM
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My experience is that it comes through both sides. I would check the placement of your earpieces and make sure they line up properly. That may be part of your issue. Other then that it appears not to be functioning correctly.