Can I use this on a Bose AE2? I travel oversees with singapore airlines.
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Sorry, I don't know for sure. It does use standard connections, though so I would assume it works. Do you have a Bose outlet in your area?
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If the Bose AE2 has the smaller plug, I believe it should. One of the things I noticed in my last trip to Europe was that the newer Airbus airliners use the standard plug rather than the airline headphone adapter. However, until all the airlines replace the older two prong style with the single socket, I would say to go ahead and buy it. Also, if the Bose AE2 uses the larger plug, I would get the adapter from the larger to smaller and also purchase the airline adapter. While it may be a little bulky (larger plug to smaller plug to adapter, having the Bose headphones to listen to music or an audible book on a 7-10 hour flight makes traveling a lot more bearable. If the Bose AE2 has the smaller plug, I believe it should. One of the things I noticed in my last trip to Europe was that the newer Airbus airliners use the standard plug rather than the airline headphone adapter. However, until all the airlines replace the older two prong style with the single socket, I would say to go ahead and buy it. Also, if the Bose AE2 uses the larger plug, I would get the adapter from the larger to smaller and also purchase the airline adapter. While it may be a little bulky (larger plug to smaller plug to adapter, having the Bose headphones to listen to music or an... » Read More If the Bose AE2 has the smaller plug, I believe it should. One of the things I noticed in my last trip to Europe was that the newer Airbus airliners use the standard plug rather than the airline headphone adapter. However, until all the airlines replace the older two prong style with the single socket, I would say to go ahead and buy it. Also, if the Bose AE2 uses the larger plug, I would get the adapter from the larger to smaller and also purchase the airline adapter. While it may be a little bulky (larger plug to smaller plug to adapter, having the Bose headphones to listen to music or an audible book on a 7-10 hour flight makes traveling a lot more bearable. « Show Less
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Eric, I have not tried to fit the Bose AE2w into this case so I can't say for sure if it fits. The photos do show the QC15 in the case which I believe is similar in size. You may need to remove the Bluetooth adapter in order to fit the AE2w. Amazon also sells a Bose case for $25. There are mixed reviews, with some stating the AE2w fits fine while others stating they don't. I would try that at a Bose retailer if that's convenient for you. The Bose case is cheaper and would match nicely. Amazon has a fair return policy, so you could always purchase both and return the case you don't like. Hope this helps. Good luck. Eric, I have not tried to fit the Bose AE2w into this case so I can't say for sure if it fits. The photos do show the QC15 in the case which I believe is similar in size. You may need to remove the Bluetooth adapter in order to fit the AE2w. Amazon also sells a Bose case for $25. There are mixed reviews, with some stating the AE2w fits fine while others stating they don't. I would try that at a Bose retailer if that's convenient for you. The Bose case is cheaper and would match nicely. Amazon has a fair return policy, so you could always purchase both and return the case you don't like.... » Read More Eric, I have not tried to fit the Bose AE2w into this case so I can't say for sure if it fits. The photos do show the QC15 in the case which I believe is similar in size. You may need to remove the Bluetooth adapter in order to fit the AE2w. Amazon also sells a Bose case for $25. There are mixed reviews, with some stating the AE2w fits fine while others stating they don't. I would try that at a Bose retailer if that's convenient for you. The Bose case is cheaper and would match nicely. Amazon has a fair return policy, so you could always purchase both and return the case you don't like. Hope this helps. Good luck. « Show Less
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It should. I use it with AE2W and its worth it. The only issues sort I have in using with AE2W is about the Bluetooth module which is a little uncomfortable placing but nevertheless is safe and sound. With AE2 you should not face that issue as well.
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Hi Kyle,It's a 3.5mm plug. As for your second question, I can not answer, since I do not own the Bose AE2 Headphones. A close up of the 3.5mm connector is available here --> http:goo.gl/UdrgXP
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There is a P2 connector (cable not included), so you can connect the speaker on the Airport Express, but there is no need for it, since you can connect it directly to the device (iPhone, for example) via Bluetooth, without going through AE.
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Hi,Jeff! This IEM has a good noise cancellation but I really don't know if it could do this job for airline use. If you really care about the noise cancellation on airplane then Qc15 or Qc20 maybe a good choice. Anyway, this headphone will definitely meet the daily requirements for noise cancellation. I hope this could help.
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Absolutely, yes! Please be careful -- DO NOT press the microphone/call button when using it in your seat output jack. That interferes with A2G comms and causes all kinds of havoc with the other passengers headphone outputs too. Though I was able to successfully divert my flight from Bismarck to Terrahaute down to Miami instead...other passengers were pretty freakin' stoked too; all in all a great buy for your extended travel adventures!
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Hi Tom: No, you must use the provided adapter for aviation headphones, then use a large audio to headphone adapter (not provided) in order to use regular headphones. It will still transmit via the body mic unless you also plug the boom mic from the headset into the adapter. Good unit, great battery life.
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Yes, but you have to get the replacement by contacting Bose. There is information in the manual about how to do this.
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Yes they have it as an add-on - HeadphoneMate Inline Remote and Microphone Cable for Bose QC15 QC2 and Samsung and Android SmartphonesI bought this aftermarket on Amazon and it works just fine - standard 3.5mm jack - just pull the old cable out from the base of the headphones and slide this one back in its place
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I'm pretty sure you can plug it into the plane. I can plug this into my iphone, and I can use my iphone headphones on the plane so I'm pretty sure you can. They're comfortable, personally I don't like to use headphones for too long.
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I haven't tried, but I don't see why not. It has a standard plug, and most airlines have standard plugs in the seat or console.
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The SIE 2i is compatible with Apple's iPhone iPod iEtc. products. The non-i SIE 2 is evidently not, but I don't know the specifics. You might want to check the Bose website if you need to know more details, but rule of thumb is that if you want to use the headphones with Apple products, get the SIE2i. Good luck.
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I'm not sure but don't buy the ae2's. The sound is great but the the quality is poor. Save your money
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I would only hope. Call BOSE customer service for a.straight answer. BOSE is known for purposely not making their equpment.compatible or expandable,.so you have to buy more. That.sucks!
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If your airport has RCA it will work but the new airports don't have RCA maybe the older ones do. But you could get adapters to hook them up RCA to blutooth or optical audio to RCA.
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Yes, but your results depend on the airplane. Most airplanes will require the use of an adapter such as this one http://www.amazon.com/Koss-8-Inch-Airline-Adapter-Headphone/dp/B003J9VG2U/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1397658902&sr=8-4&keywords=airplane+headphone+adapters You can usually use the headphones without the adapter, but you will only get sound out of one of the headphones.