Has any one tried this with headphones? Does it isolate the sound? or is the jack just for show?
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I don't think it will work with headphones. It has an input for a mic and an input for a MP3 player but I don't remember an earphone output. The headset only holds the microphone. I bought this for my 4 year old grandson at Xmas last year, an older model I believe. He had great fun with it and still plays with it occasionally. His younger 3 year old younger brother is now the primary player. Both have fun with it.
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The jack cord has two male connectors and detaches fully from the headphones. The music is loud enough for me--i plug the headphones into my iPhone or my computer at work to cancel the gunpowder charges being used on a rivet gun on the floor right below my office. With the music playing, it does a decent job of keeping me from jumping out of my chair each time they fire the gun. I think it also depends on whether you've had any hearing loss from loud noises, which I have not.
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The regular stereo headphone jack is OUT. This one is for deliver sound to the Line IN or smth like this. And after that you can output sound to the regular jack.
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I'm not sure that connection carries sound. It didn't for me either, but an audio cord from the headphone jack will fix that problem.
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I can't fit any of my headphones into the jack. The case is too thick and the headphone jack can't reach the phone inside. I can't find an auxiliary cable that fits it either. I just bought $300 Bose headphones for conference calls and they do not fit in this case. And you can't take off the case easily (which is good) but now I can't even try to use my new headphones. ANYONE FIND A CABLE THAT FITS OR AN EXTENDER?
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I plugged mine into both the headphone jack and the red and white audio outlets on the TV. Both gave me a delay in my hearing aids. If I listen to TV by myself, its OK, but while watching with the rest of the family listening with the normal TV speakers, this just doesn't work.
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It is used to hook headpkpnes , both the headphone jack and the auxillery jack turn off the sound to the main speakers. The sound quality from. These jacks is not good,(tinny sounding).
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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.
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The standard for stereo jacks is 3.5mm and the unit has one. However it is intended as an output for a stereo system/powered speakers, etc. So if you are intending to use it with headphones, adjusting the volume is not straightforward.
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well it's not really a headphone jack. it's the microphone jack. Which is really similar and normally by each other.
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Hi, Ken. I have not seen a headphone jack on this unit. I'm used to seeing headphone jacks on audio receivers, not peripheral components, but I know there are exceptions. You can check it out for certain by reading through the manual, located here: http://filedepot.onkyousa.com/Files/own_manuals/DV-CP706_En.pdf?CFID=1463202
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No headphones truly cancel out people talking, if you have a good sense of hearing. But, when I have my mp3 player going, I can't hear what my wife is trying to say to me - at all!
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Yes, it has a jack for headphones and audio lines out. Great if you want to monitor yourself play in small concerts and if you want to play at night when everyone sleeps.
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This equalizes a mono signal and your headphones are probably stereo. Not only that, but the signal coming out of this equalizer needs to be amplified, I doubt you could hear anything if you simply plugged in your headphones to this unit. You may want to Google search "headphone equalizer".
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You have to play music at a high volume for others close around you to hear it. The headphone has little sound leakage, but if others around you can hear music well, you are probably listening at a level unsafe for yourself. When I let my grandson use them, I did not hear sounds. Hope this helps
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Great question. It is supposed to work either way but I was only able to make it work through a headphone jack.
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This is just for listening..it has to be connected to a headphone jack...it really depends on what you are connecting it to.