will this work to connect from the headpnone jack of a guitar amp to a pair of headphones to listen wireless
1811117
Yes and no. The guitar connection is a single channel but the headphone connection is stereo. You can get one channel in one ear of your headphones. It depends on whether your headphone jack in the amp uses the same ground connection as the wireless guitar jack. If it does, you will get that single channel. If not you, you won't get any sound at all.
2196544
Using the connection for headphone you can put speakers, so if you connect the amplifier instead and the connect the speaker to the amplifier must be works
1047234
I don't see why not as it does have a jack for a headphone. I haven't tried my wireless as I am not happy with this unit. +JMJ+
170316
Yes of course, if the music is being played by a program that has an equailizer (such as Windows Mediaplayer or JRiver Mediacenter). The amplifier will accept whatever the computer gives as an output and amplifies it to the headphones.
1000389
Yes it can, as I have done this myself. You will need a male to male headphone cable for the connection.
181477
I believe headphones use a 3.5mm audio jack not an RCA jack. So I do not believe this RCA jack will work for you.
1634182
It will generally fit into any 1/4 inch jack. But, this is a headphone adapter that should be plugged into a balanced stereo output for intended results. This adapter defeats the purpose unless you're plugging it into a headphone jack on a guitar amp (or external headphone amplifier). Buy a 1/4 inch (unbalanced/mono) patch/instrument cable to connect your guitar to an amp.
1599562
Buy a chord with a headphone jack on one end and rca on the other and plug it up to the headphone jack of receiver to input of amplifier. You will probably need an adapter plug too for headphone jack to match headphone chord.
1044892
No, I wired directly to the Speaker ports at the rear of the amp. As far as I know, there isnt a headphone jack on a Amp. That jack you are looking at is a input jack for a Iphone, etc.
1783357
I don't think this will work. From my experience, both the headphone jack and the RCA jacks act as the same output.
1082027
Probably a stupid question, can this be used for audio signals? : ie. for wireless headphones?
961194
It has a line out (headphone jack basically). So headphones or a 7.5mm auxillary cable will work if you don't have the L/R RCA cable
1429592
Yes. Just plug in from the 1/4" line out to an amp. Or if you have a 1/8" to a 1/4" you can use headphones.
1206948
Their is a digatal sound outlet, but I don't know if it will work with headphones.
1288193
I'm not familiar with that model of headphones, mine fits in my computer as well as my speakers. I use an adapter to use on my guitar amp and it works very good.
1390109
You could use it with a set of powered (amplified) Headphones but you'd need an adapter (1/8th Mono female to 1/8th mono female adapter)
2209192
Yes this will work with any pair of headphones, standard 3.5mm headphone socket, and as long as the headphones are not wireless they will work.