how do you hook an auxiliary cord to it? by the headphone adaptor? The auxiliary cord I have will not make contact because the hole is so deep....
363679
The lifeproof came with an attachment that you use to screw into the auxiliary cord part. Thus piece is made to work with all auxiliary cords.
363680
I haven't used it but the adapter screws in and it fits. works just with earphone alone.
363681
Yes, you have to use the headphone adapter. I also found out after the purchase that the original iPhone charger barely fits-so I'll have to purchase a new charger eventually because it will break.
363682
If your auxiliary cord has an L-shaped connector, you will need an extension/adapter.
2159496
Only if it has a thin plug. My son had the same problem with some after market headphone plugs, but it is easily resolved by taking a sharp exacto knife and widening the hole a wee bit.
159329
I have the same problem, it's a fault with the chord it's too thin. you can get one from Radio Shack or similar places. Just ask for an auxiliary audio chord and they'll provide it.
536430
I discovered similar issues with my recently purchased HA400. It was the headphones!!! Not every headphone, but the type with microphone built in, designed for use with phones. It seems that some (all?) adapters do not correctly place their internal contacts for the special plug that comes with these headphones. Instead, the signal is shorted out and makes it appear that the amp is broken. Happened to me until I figured it out.
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Someone please answer this question. The pictures almost clearly show that the headphone jack is not accessible because the bottom-left support blocks it.
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Look at picture number 6. Yes it does. But the hole is deep, that means the cable has to be long and not so thick. I've used auxiliary cables such as the ones used for the beats headphones and it works fine but it is a little hard to pull them out without damaging the cable since the headphone jack is so deep.
1865644
Would you give me details on how to use the extension cord? What type is it and how to connect to TV & headphone?When I follow manual instruction, sounds come from both TV & headphones. Thanks
2263799
I have never had that problem yet so can't really say. Have you tried different headphones with the same issue? If the other headphones work then it would the connector on you the headphone that doesn't that is the problem, probably a loose wire connection. I use mines with several different headphones and have yet to have an issue with it. And I do use it at least a couple of hours every day.
1537564
Headphone jack access port is located on the middle replacement piece. Look at the piece on the far left, top right hand side and you will see it.
156622
I think it took me a bit too before I found the hole to plug in the earbuds. On the top of the device, it is on the right hand side (look on the right side of the words "noisehush").
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I'm not entirely sure what it's for, Dale. I received both my wife and my headphones in two separate orders. Neither of our orders contained any extra cords. The only things included in our packages were a small ziplock baggy with extra earpieces of varying sizes and the actual headphones themselves.Do they work with your phone? Have you tried plugging it in?One of the other replies was mentioning it was a visual notification for receiving a call. Try plugging it in and having someone call.
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This player has an Auxiliary mode and it comes with a 3.5mm male to male line in cable which is included. I tried my Headphones and it did not work, because the Auxiliary jack is actually made for being able to attach another audio device and use its controls. I'll copy for you what it says under "Basic Operation ", Use a 3.5mm male to male line in cable ( included) to connect the Line-out or Headphone out jack of an audio device to this system Auxiliary Line-in-jack. I hope this helps you to make your decision. The system itself is great and I can highly recommend it.
521009
There is an audio in and audio out jack. The audio out is 1/4 inch that needs an adapter to bring it down to 1/8 inch to fit the headphones. The kit I received had the adapter included.I hope this helps.
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I had the same problem. I just bought Bluetooth headphones. But I would try a drill. Just bore the hole a hair bigger until it fits. With it off the phone off coarse.
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I'd see if I could get this kind of adapter locally. For example, our local BestBuy had one for a dollar, I think.The headphones? Haven't used them much; initial thoughts: pretty good sound, not the most comfortable.
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its only a few inches down. you should know, tho, that the actual cord itself is pretty thin, not like an ordinary headphone line, so mine (admittedly pretty tough use) is already having a short contact in the connector. may need to buy another or better one.
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Yes, it has a hole at the bottom - it's really hard to get to, though - you kind of have to weave it into the case. It makes it really difficult to get the jack in & out and make any adjustments. I bought some cheap bluetooth headphones from living social, which work well, and I now only hardwire in the headphones when I forget to charge the other ones.