Can these switch between listening to music in stereo and talking on the phone (mono/both ears) on an iPhone via bluetooth?
1077541
If it is connected to the HDMI plugin then you can listen to music. You can not listen to iPhone because they were made for PS3 and music.
1404281
Jack, you can do that. The only thing you have to consider is 1. Both inputs L & R need to be connected, otherwise the system works in mono. 2. You can select only one input A or B on each headphone output, not both at the same time.
906208
From all I have read, you must get a stereo type of bluetooth in order to listen to music in it. Call Apple about it.
2108426
You can control the volume with your iPhone when it is connected via blue tooth.
118278
We haven't tried that. The speakers connect to a mobile device thru the headphone jack. They move to the music being played on the mobile device based on that connection.
886154
I am not 100% sure, but I don't think there is any provision for bringing a stereo signal into the unit whether by mini or xlr or 1/4''. The switch labeled mono/stereo is an output to the headphones and simply provides a means to hear your monitor and your individual input either one on the left and the other on the right ear or mixed together in both ears.
385843
I'm pretty sure you cannot do that. Your iPhone toggles between music outputs. You cannot choose more than one at a time.
2225886
No you can just use one if you want. On the bottom of the speaker is a switch and you set it to "mono" then connect it to your Bluetooth device.
737661
Of course! Put one end in your headphone jack on your phone and the other in the aux jack on your stereo.
1846199
You should be able to use them with anything. It just states that it has some functions that work with the iPhone for answering calls while listening to music.
244969
They'll work like any pair of headphones and the controltalk will work except the volume controls they only work for iOS devices.
2185918
You can, however it will only play through one side of the headphone because the device only plays mono.
707085
Please try again. The recent iPhone 3.0 update unlocks A2DP stereo streaming in both the iPhone and iPod Touch (second generation). My friends and I have tested several stereo headsets, and they work quite well with the iPod app, and other audio output.
1678192
You can but I didn't care for the audio. I reocommend using the aux cable. As a bluetooth phone option I love it, just not for music.
774373
Yes. On the speaker or use the volume control on your device (I use my iPhone)
1416410
Yes. Both headphones will receive stereo signals (left and right) if the source is in stereo. Make sure all the plugs are seated properly.
1243161
All headsets I have had played in both. If you hear a music player playing in both and in stereo, then the head phones are working. If telephone conversations are only in one ear then that is the phone. It's probably by design because there's not much benefit for phone conversations to be heard in both ears.