What type of headphone extension cord should I get? This headphone will be plugged into a regular stereo jack. Someone help me -- I'm clueless.
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Works with any. As you said "a regular stereo jack" will be perfectly fine.
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A "standard" headphone jack is 1/4". This type of jack is commonly found on home audio receivers and guitar amps. For comparison, headphone jacks on computers or portable devices are 1/8". All you would need to get is a 1/4" to 1/8" adapter, then the headphones should be compatible with most equipment.Example: Planet Waves 1/8 Inch Female Stereo to 1/4 Inch Male Stereo Adapter
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Yes, that is the exact setup I used. I used a standard stereo headphone extension cable and it worked fine.
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I did make researches where is the best price to get the replacement cable for the headphone. I looked here on Amazon if I need for a reason in the future. My headphone is in great shape,the cable also. If I will need a new cable in the future, I might have to get it here on Amazon. I am sorry I was not helpful. I do like the headphone I can tell you that,great with my Pioneer amplifier and good with my ipod and with my tablet also.
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You have to buy a cord that plugs into your where your headphones would go and then into the aux outlet on the stereo.
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Absolutely, any 1/4" jack extension will work (Audio Technica ATH-M40FS cord has the typical 1/4" jack)...you will need one that has a female 1/4" jack at one end and the appropriate male jack at the other end...any music store will carry them.
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There is no headphone jack that comes with the unit. You can buy a rca to 3.5 mm adapter from Amazon and plug it in to the output rca jacks. That is how I got mine to work. But even with low impedance headphones the volume is not all that loud. You would be better off with a headphone amp.2 x RCA Male, 1 x 3.5mm Stereo Female, Y-Cable 6-Inch
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I know I saw then listed as discontinued....perseverance in internet searching, Ebay may get you some where. But my daughter tells me that it is a regular audio jack on either end, so it may not have to be a Skullcandy item, you may want to try looking for another cord like that? Good luck, I'm sure I'll be looking for one for myself in the future!
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Same thing happened to me...and I am sure Skullcandy would have sent me a new one, but I went to the A/V section (electronics) at Target (could use Walmart as well) and got a new 6 foot cord for about $7. Works GREAT! Just get any A/V cord with the same adapters on the ends. :DAND You can get one even cheaper here on Amazon:Belkin Mini Stereo Dubbing 3.5mm Plug Cable for Kindle Fire, iPod, iPhone, iPad, Android, Smartphone and MP3 Players -6feet
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To your first question: The cord on mine is about 34 inches. Also the plug is like a stereo headphone plug, but even smaller. It is probably a standard size of some sort, but I don't know what's it's called. Anyway, one can probably find an extension cable that would fit it. Anyone else know for sure?To your second question: It doesn't have any legs or feet of its own, so you'll have to transport it by carrying it.
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I purchased this cord: Maxell HP-20 Headphone Extension Cord with Adapters (190399) for my Bose AD21's and it works great, I needed something that would reach across the room.
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If you've ever played electric guitar and plugged the cord into the amplifier... this is the type of jack you need. My Bose headphones come with attachment which makes the plug in larger. They work great!
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You may need to purchase a "headphone adapter kit"' 3.5 mm stereo plug to a 6.3 mm stereo plug/ 6.3 mm stereo plug to a 3.5 mm plug. I call it a small to big and a big to small adaptor .radio shack sells them,quite pricey though, I bought mine from a dollar store and it works.( sainted brand)
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Thanks for the replies. Will keep it in mind when I am ready to buy a headphone amp.
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If the cord is too short you can get an extension cord for about $6Your Cable Store 10 Foot 1/4" (6.3mm) Stereo Headphone Extension Cable
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I think you do have to buy something else. I couldn't get my headset to plug into my phone. It wasn't a regular phone cord plug on the headset. I returned mine because of that.
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Ipods and iphones use a 1/8 inch jack. Some headphones are terminated in a 1/8 inch jack, and some are terminated in a 1/4 inch jack. The HD600 I had was an older version that had an 1/8" jack, and for that you don't need an adapter. If you have a 1/4" jack, then you can get a 1/4 to 1/8 inch adapter, which are commonly available on amazon or radioshack or anywhere. The other issues is that an iphone or ipod really doesn't have the necessary power to drive the HD600. I would suggest taking a look at the HD598 instead. But, if you're dead set on the HD600, then you can get one, just be mindful that you may need to get a headphone amp for it, and that out of an iphone it may not be the best value for dollar headphone you can get. The HD600 is really made for professional and stationary desktop systems, with a high-quality source and a headphone amp of some sort, or at least an integrated receiver. That's where it really shines. On the other hand, it's one of a handful of headphones under $1k that I would whole-handedly recommend. The headphone hobby has really gone to the dogs, and there are lots of overpriced, under-performing headphones out there on the market. But, the HD600 is not one of them, and it's one of the best value for dollar deals out there - the others being the Koss ESP950 and Stax SR-207, if you're building a stationary, desktop-based system, and Sennheiser HD598 and Momentum if you're building a portable-based system. On that note - if isolation is important, the Sennheiser Momentum is worth a good look. While not as good as the HD600 in terms of absolute fidelity, it's a quality closed headphone and is easy to drive by just about anything.
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I got a chance to talk to monster guys. He told that I can replace the earphones but he is not sure that if I will receive the earphones with the right angle connector. BTW... i am planning to return these as it doesnt feel comfortable at all. Sound wise its excellent but i have considerable pain in my ears after wearing them for 1 hour. I tried all the eartips, but nothing seems to be comfortable. Any suggestions???