Can it be used with not a totally different cable but an in-line volume control extension cable?
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There are no controls on my cable, I believe one model has a microphone on the cable for phone use.
1766398
Thanks for your question. You can use another cable but I would use the one that came with them. You can extend it if you need to.
180885
If there is a master input somewhere on the "system" which allows piped-in audio to all available lines, then YES. Look for an RCA or 1/8" stereo or mono input labeled "MOH" or "Music on Hold" or similar. Chances are, if you DON'T have a mastercontrol box where all the lines come together and they all just plug into 2-line jacks, (directly) the answer is no.
836945
No, the cable ends and the amplifier are too large. It would require a 1 1/8" conduit. Only the male end would fit in a 3/4" conduit.
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I would expect that you could control the volume by replacing the cable with one that has a volume control on it however, please note that the cable is not a standard 1/8" connector. The connector has a locking 'tab' so it does not disengage while in use. I don't know if it is available with a volume control on it. I have seen this type of cable used on other headphones, though.
2169576
Yep, but you will need a hdmi to female hdmi mini cable. Another problem is you will not be able to control the volume.
19082
There is no volume adjustment on this, but you might want to ensure that the 3.5mm cable is plugged in completely on both ends since if it is not there is very little volume.
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This is only a short sound cable extension with a small male jack used to plug into a standard 1/8" stereo output jack. The small male end of this cable fits through my Phonesuite battery case for iPhone 5. The male stereo jack on my earbuds is too large to fit into this reduced space. I haven't tried using it with iPhone earbuds with phone microphone and volume controls. I don't know why it wouldn't work with these controls as it is a simple cable extender. Hope this helps!
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Yes, or any other of the jacks that you might have. That's all I did and it works just fine. I don't like the volume thing because there is no level meter so you just kinda have to guess.
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I don't think so. Don't think there is an extra out on either, unless maybe u bought a splitter, which would distort and redistribute the sound
1527269
Yes you.can. i have the same situation i used a 3.5mm male to.male audio cable.
444135
Not sure, sorry. If the input/output of the connectors match up you should be fine. I used mine as an extension for a headset.
2125129
As long as you have separate microphone-in and headphone jacks or a usb adaptor that has both the the line-in and line-out jacks, I dont see why not...
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Its an aux cable so I'm sure you can use it with any headphones. The volume knob didn't work. Its not an original Monster cable like they have displayed. An orginal goes for about $30 via Beats website. I wouldn't suggest this cable though try bidding.
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Yes you can. I am currently using this in part of my in ear monitor system and the only input I use is the monitor in. Sounds great, very quiet, and tons of head room!
325074
The question is not clear. The "Y" cable will not handle the current to the speakers AT HIGH volume levels. At normal listening levels it would probably work. The cable is intended for low level, input signals.
196731
I haven't tried it, but it looks like a mini-plug type extension (like what is used on a stereo headset) would work. The plug type is the same. The extensions are cheap. Would be worth the experiment. Now you've got me curious...
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Yes. That cable has a standard RCA Jack that goes into the right speaker so all you have to do is unplug it and add an extension.... Good Luck!