if i was to connect a double headphone jack to one end of this and headphones to the other would i hear both audio sources through my headphones?
390143
You should. Assuming double headphones jack means a splitter turning one into two and it has a male 3.5mm. It was only .70 (cent) with shipping so worth the try and can come in handy later.
390144
I am pretty sure you would hear mono but in both ears. (It won't mysteriously become stereo)
390145
do u mean u want to listen to 2 different audio sources through the same headphone?
390146
I believe this is only used as an extention of cables only, which of course only allows for one transmission of voice.
390147
If you are talking about 2 audio sources this wouldn't work. you will need mixing equipment.
390148
I agree; you probably would. But it is so inexpensive it would cost very little to experiment and try it.
390149
I'm not sure I understand your question. There's nothing magical about this item. As the name of this product implies, it's simply a 3.5mm stereo coupler. It provides a way to connect 2 cables with 3.5mm male stereo plugs together.
390150
Sorry I didn't try this. But I don't really think you can do this. It is only a F/F coupler. One end is audio input, other end is audio output. Hope this can help.
1416410
Yes. Both headphones will receive stereo signals (left and right) if the source is in stereo. Make sure all the plugs are seated properly.
25823
This only has one headphone out. You could use a splitter. It's basically a USB sound card. I don't think it'll make much different on those headphones, unless you are getting a lot of noise from your system on your regular headphone jack.
1921441
Yes, I have used mine to connect to my computer which had the double input and my headphones had only the one jack.
1785198
I dont think so since the headphones have volume and track controls. I would think that having it paired simultaneously would not work properly. What would be the advantage of having it paired to 2 devices simultaneously?
822622
You could, but what would the point, this a speaker. You may as well plug your headphone directly to the audio source
1547428
You can if the two devices you are using both have 3.5 mm female stereo jacks.
2278235
No because there is no power sent through the RCA cables, just signal. You could however possibly use the RCA output on the 2+'s (must be the 2+'s as the normal A2's don't have RCA output) to connect to a headphone amp, then onto your headphones. That output is variable so your volume at the headphone would be affected by the volume on the speaker, hence the speakers would also be on when you're listening to headphones. Not an ideal situation, just wanted to put out the possibility for the connection. I don't find anything in the specs about a 3.5mm "Output" which would be a very nice feature that I'm suprised they haven't added it.
75828
Both are powered at the same time. I'm assuming there is only one physical headphone amplifier so it would essentially be the same as using a splitter out of one of the jacks.
1314098
You can. It is a simple headphone jack connection to any device with audio out.and a plus is multiple devices can connect at once, so two pair of bluetooth headphones can listen to the same source.
980310
You have to buy from STEREO to MONO adapter because, if not; you'll hear it on one side of headphone. Adapter will bridge both channels into 1 into both of left to right. You will hear sound only in middle of your head without stereo separate from mono source.
2246145
The 1/4 output jack on my amp delivers sound to both L & R speakers on my stereo headphones. You'll need to investigate why this does not work for you.
1120447
Yes, with a Y adapter. The adapter has to have a 3.5mm plug for the receiver's jack, and 2 3.5mm female jacks to plug the earbuds or headphones with a 3.5mm jack. The receiver is not that powerful so by feeding 2 headphones you might encounter reduced volume.
1185633
Haven't tried that so not totally sure. If the headphone amp puts out a standard audio signal, it should work fine. My A and B are connected to my phone and my computer with the single output connected to speakers.
1206948
Their is a digatal sound outlet, but I don't know if it will work with headphones.
1179692
If one of the end connectors has 3 small pins in it, no. If BOTH ends look like audio headphone jacks, then yes.
1118691
No. If you try to use both at the same time with Bluetooth it will disconnect the bluetooth connection to both. Even if it would work you still would get the same sound on each not a stereo.