I have a Yamha organ with a jack and am looking for the right sized plug. How do I know how big your plug in is?
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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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The headphones are great, I like them very much. It comes with the small plug (the size of the stereo jack that is used for Phones: mini - 3.5mm), for example; and it comes with an adapter to a regular size plug 1/4 inch stereo jack. It should work for you.
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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 jackThe 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. 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 jackThe 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... » Read More 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 jackThe 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. « Show Less
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Toslink jacks are standardized and should fit any toslink jacks and plugs. Please notte the toslink plug has an edge on one of the four sided plug end. You must line up the plug and jack edge and groove for them to connect. Turn the plug end until you feel the jack take it in. Again, all toslink plugs and jacks are standardized so they should fit. Good luck and happy listening.
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I am not sure of the diamete of the actual plug. But we use it with out laptop headphone jack and we use it with out iPods and our iPhones and our iPads and the plug fits snug. Remember rhis is a cable to run sound from an audio device into a mixer board that takes xlr inputs. Not traditionally something for a home stereo system.
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I don't know how big is the hole ? This has a really big fat plug that goes into the equipment
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It comes with a large 1/4 inch plug made to plug into receivers and larger amps. It needs a 1/4 inch to 1/8 inch (3.5mm) adaptor if the description doesn't say it comes with one. Grado brand costs around $10-20 but I used a cheaper one and it works just fine.
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I don't have ready access but it looks like the standard approx 1/4" round jack like 12 volt charging outlets on many appliances. Or the "adapter" plug typically found. Hope that helps
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What do you mean "what size is the plug"? There is a picture of said plug with the description.
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Well mine fits tight, the transformer is insanely large and heavy making the whole thing less portable. But as for the plug, there is a strong connection, nothing loose at all.
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I no longer have it. I gave it to someone else so I can't measure it. I believe that it was around 3/8" or so long. My problem was the diameter of the plug. It looked like the + conductor would fit but the - (outside) part of the plug would not fit in the opening of the radio.
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No you have to buy an amp jack that has the jack for the 1/4 inch plug.They have sone cheap ones in this website!
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Nathan, Not sure if I can be of much help. One end of the plug is a standard USB port plug. The other end (which plugs into the helicopter) looks to be about the same size as a 1/8 inch headphone plug.
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something I found when I was searching for radios is that in the description or specifications, most radios told what size the speaker Jack's were. I can't remember what mine are but I think that the big prong is like 8 mm. I feel pretty convinced after researching that there isn't a difference in the speaker Jack's on radios of this caliber. Most Midlands are the same in this respect. I would tell you that I'm confident it would work if that model uses a speaker Jack that has two prongs. Sorry I'm not an expert though
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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
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I have Etymotic ear plugs for use at concerts and they fit/sound the same with no music playing but I'm unsure of the measurement you're using.
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Hey buddy. You need a 1/4 inch plug cable. You can find it like Instrument cable here in amazon.
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Same size as a standard head phone plug. If you are using on a cobra 2way radio be careful, mine did not work for the model I had
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The easiest way is to take out the plug and measure it. The valve is 3/8 x 18 NPTF. Go to http://www.briggsandstratton.com/us/en/shop/parts-and-accessories/oil-and-oil-parts/oil-drain-valve-5401web . It is the same number but check which engine style you have this link mentions two engine styles that it won't fit. I hope this helps.