Is this a 1/4 inch or 3mm jack?
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Both actually. The 1/4 inch screws off to reveal the 3mm. These headphones are amazing!
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Hi, it is a 3.5 mm gold plated jack but comes with a 1/4 inch gold plated adapter
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The (measured) outer diameter of the jack is 5.4 mm, the inside is 2.0 mm. This is a standard size. Good luck!
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I'm not sure just what an 1/8" jack is. It does come with a head phone or phone style jack that plugs into the curve and my laptop and produces very nice sound.I have the Oontz Curve, not the Gold. I'd assume it is the accessories are the same.
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The image is correct. It is 2 x 3 pin male jacks. The female end is 4 pin. So it's like the description says: 3.5mm 4 Pin [female] to 2x3 Pin [male] 3.5mm
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only one 1/4" jack. you might be able to plug into the aux 1/8" jack with another instrument but i haven't tried it.
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Are you sure you can't twist it off? A while back I bought a pair of Sony headphones that had a 1/4 inch jack and you could just twist or pull out the converter to reveal a 3.5mm. I use headphones for guitar practice so I keep the 1/4 inch on.
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The jack attached to the chord is the standard 3.5mm that will fit most phones, radios, etc. and in addition you get a 1/4 inch adaptor with it.
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I am using a 3.5mm jack and that works just fine. Sorry I could not be more help
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no its just a regular 3.5 mm jack, its just like the jack on your headphones
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Its a 1/4 inch jack for the sustain pedal as well as the audio (headphone) out. It works with all of the professional sustain pedals from Yamaha, M-Audio or On-Stage.
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It's a straight jack, very slim. View images here: http://www.californiaheadphones.com/images/CHC/Silverado-Main-6.jpg and here: http://www.californiaheadphones.com/images/CHC/Silverado-cords.jpg
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There are 2 optical connections and one 1/4" or 3/8 stereo input. I am just not sure of the size, but is the normal speaker sized jack on a pc
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I measured it and it is good up to 3/4 inch with the clips parallel. It sound be fine on 1/2 inch.
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This pair of headphones' jack is a 3.5 mm(1/8 in). Which is considered standard I suppose but with that being said some phones support a 2.5 mm jack. There are adapters for this predicament though. Ranging from 1/4 in to 1/8. And 3.5mm to 2.5mm and vice versa.
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They are standard "normal" 1/8" jacks. I use 1/4" adapters to plug into my amps.
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It is your standard 1/4" jack on the front. There is a 3.5mm jack on the front as well, but that appears to be for a mic.
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Yes. It will plug into any normal headphone jack and your 1/4" connection will plug into the adapter