I would like to use these for drumming. Is there a jack that also fits into a home stereo amp? Also, how long is the cord?
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You will need an 1/8 - 1/4 adaptor. they are cheap and easy to find. eFuture 615136 LE Quality Headphone Adapter Stereo Gold Plug 1/4-Inch Male to 1/8-Inch Femalecord is about 6' you will probably want an extension cable so you could get a 1/4 to - 1/8 10' adaptor. something like this Seismic Audio - SA-iEFRM25 - 25' Headphone Extender Cable 1/4" TRS Male to 1/8" (3.5mm) Female
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Mine came with 2 cords. One with the built-in mic and the other without. Both appear to be about 5 ft. long. It has a standard 1/8" jack but you can get a 1/8" to 1/4" adapter at radio shack, best buy, etc. to fit your stereo.
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Lori, There are basically 3 types of audio input output jacks used on todays electronics. 1. RCA jack 2. 1/8" or 3.5mm jack 3. 1/4" stereo or mono jack The Behringer HPS3000 Studio Headphones come with a 3.5mm jack and a 1/4" stereo adapter. When it comes to headphones, these 2 types of jacks cover 95% of all headphone applications. I also have a Yamaha organ, and mine has a 1/4" headphone jack...I have about 300 hours of use on my Behringer HPS3000 Headphones and they have surpassed my expectations and continually sound better at every use! I hope this helps you in your decision.
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Hi Joe, to be honest with you I returned this. It didn't work for me either. I tried to plug them into a amp and nothing. Definitely cheap and not worth the money if you ask me.
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If you've ever played electric guitar and plugged the cord into the amplifier... this is the type of jack you need. My Bose headphones come with attachment which makes the plug in larger. They work great!
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It's as good as you make it. Keep in mind it's a modeling amp... Customize the presets you want to use before you try them out live. Thats what practice is for... And yes, it can be as loud as drums. I have mine about 12 feet from our drummer and use it as a monitor. Haven't had the master volume up past about halfway depending on the preset.
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3.5mm output jack. The best way to use this for home theatre is to get a separate reciever for sound. Or you can use a nice set of computer speakers with subwoofer for the cheap but still loud and clear. Hope this helps.
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If you electric drum set has a phone output jack you can use this amp. I use it for my keyboard beside my acoustic guitar.
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These headphones have an 1/8" plug, so they plug into an mp3 player. You would need an adapter (1/8" stereo jack to 1/4" stereo plug - Radio Shack part #274-876 or 274-371) to connect the headphones to a stereo.
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The headphones have a short amount (2 inches?) of cabling sticking out of them, terminating in a 3.5 mm (1/8 inch) stereo male plug. This you cannot replace as the other end goes inside the headphones. If you want to replace the cable which attaches to that stem, you can replace it with just about any cable, just make sure one end is 3.5 mm (1/8 in) stereo female. I got a similar 8 foot cable from Radio Shack for like 8 USD.
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Yes. There is a 1/4" aux input and a 1/8" line input you can use to play music through while drumming.
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Sure if your stereo system has a 3.5mm jack (a headphone jack) slot. However, if you plan on using this just for your home stereo system, I'd not recommend these. I'd rather buy a Bayerdynamics tesla series or Sennhieser HD series headphones. Those headphones come with all accessories because they are meant to be used as headphones for your home stereo system.Go to http://www.head-fi.org/ and it's an internet community for audiophiles by audiophiles. There you can find loads of information and reviews on almost all great brand headphones.
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I have never seen musical equipment (electric) that did not use a 1/4" cable. Some components made for home stereos or vocals use RCA jacks or 3 prong round jacks (I forget the name of the common mic jacks!), but 1/4" is standard for guitar, bass, and universal equipment. So they should work.
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Sure if your stereo system has a 3.5mm jack (a headphone jack) slot. However, if you plan on using this just for your home stereo system, I'd not recommend these. I'd rather buy a Bayerdynamics tesla series or Sennhieser HD series headphones. Those headphones come with all accessories because they are meant to be used as headphones for your home stereo system. Go to http://www.head-fi.org/ and it's an internet community for audiophiles by audiophiles. There you can find loads of information and reviews on almost all great brand headphones.
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Thanks for asking this, I bought them for doing that (gift & self) along with other use, I guess I'll check the jack types.
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If it's the only mic you're using, probably back in the room, about 8-10 feet away. Make sure you're compressing the hell out of the signal... I've never tried this on drums but wouldn't be surprised if it's too sensitive and is prone to distortion. I haven't seen a USB mic that can handle a drum kit. A better drum/general purpose mic is the Rode stereo mic... The Rode iXy is great too. But the Apogee is the best sounding USB mic I've ever used by far for vocals.
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I found a forum where they say you can use a Radio shack Stereo Headphone Cable, 1/8" Jack to 1/8" Plug. Haven't tried it myself but it may work for you. If it doesn't you could probably return it. http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/post/23136185
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Wish I knew. I just found your post because I'm looking for the same thing. I probably have a dozen 1/8" mini plug cords at home and not a single one is skinny enough to fit into the headphones' housing.