I was listening to a pair of headphones that I usually fit right on the ears,
but I tried moving them forward abit; but I find that they sound just about as
good as if I put them directly on my ears. Just a thought.
Hi folks:
If anyone is looking for an exceptional cordless headset, then you might be
interested in the following:
Amphoney H2500 5.8 GHz Digital Wireless Headphones.
Main features:
Digital audio transmission at full CD quality
Extended headphone frequency response
Battery charging bays
Hello:
I am looking for wireless headphones and microphone combination. I did a
search on the internet and had no luck. Can anyone suggest a manufacturer
and/or where I can purchase? If anyone has used one, I would be interest in
your thoughts.
Any advice is most welcome and thanks in advance
Hi all, I don't know too much about Cordless Headphones, and wondered
if someone could help me out a bit. I've an MP3 player and my
computer, both of which I want to use with cordless headphones. I
don't know which sort to buy, things to look out for and so on. I'm
also aw
sorry for cross posting but this is driving me mad! okay i have a small
adaptor which allows me to connect 2 pairs of headphones to one audio
device. what i'm looking for is something to do the opposite, namely connect
2 audio devices to one pair of headphones. can anyone tell me if such a
Hello friends, I just got a nice set of skype usb headphones.
I got a question for you. can i use them just for skype alone?
i also want ot send sound clips via msn or do other things. is that
possible?
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Hi, can anyone suggest a good set of headphones with nice stereo sound and
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I have a problem with my LTB USB wireless headset. When I try to plug it
in, it will not cut off the sound to the speakers. The sound comes through
both the headset and the speakers. I've looked at all the possible settings
with no success. Does anyone have any idea what the probl
> Hi.
> does any one know or have purchase wireless headphones, which has a blue
> tooth or infer red, which will work on my laptop and also with my walkman
> which is just a radio cassette.
> not the most delicate with wires, and getting them tangled , or broken
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i am looking for a good set of headphones/ear buds.
can anyone recomand anything and what are the brands,models and prices?
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I am thinking of experimenting with wireless headphones. Logitech if I can
find them
Does anybody have anypositive or negative thoughts on this type of head phone.
I assume an antenna will plug into the sound card and perhaps software will
come with it.
Any info appreciated.
Don
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My speakers are plugged into my external sound card. My headphones are
plugged into my external sound card, in the sound card's headphone jack.
So, it seems like there should be no problem that, when I want to listen t
Okay, gang, I'm an idget! Apparently I accidentally deleted some great info
on good headphones you all sent. Would any of you be willing to indulge a
spacey fifty-something and tell me again of some good quality, nonwireless
headphones? I'm looking for something that has some dece
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> Hi all, I don't know too much about Cordless Headphones, and wondered
> if someone could help me out a bit. I've an MP3 player and
I have a pair of Senheiser (SP?) headphones which I very much like. They
come with a spare rechargeable battery which you can charge while the
current one is in use, and the sound is very good.
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I have a pair of Senheiser (SP?) headphones which I very much like. They
come with a spare rechargeable battery which you can charge while the
current one is in use, and the sound is very good.
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How much coverage do you get with those?
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> i would recommend th
Thanks Bruce, any idea of the model number?
Rob
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I have a pair of Senheiser (SP?) headphones which I very
i live in a double storey house, and i don't have any problems with them
anywhere in my place, not even going up my narrow stairway. best thing i
bought 9 years ago. cost me $90 back then, which was a fair bit for
headphones in the mid 90's.
marco.
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Thanks Bruce, any idea of the model number?
Rob
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I have a pair of Senheiser (SP?) headphones which I very much
There are some cordless headphones on my web site at
www.chirpingbat.com/rfheadphones.shtml. I would recommend the Advent AW-770
for $100.00, includes delivery in the United States but all the Sennheiser's
are there too. The advertised range on the Advent's is 300 feet like m
Jerry,
Are these cordless headphones hearing
aid compatible? Just curious to know.
Mimi
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Hi Mimi
Sennheiser makes a set of cordless headphones specifically for people who
are hard of hearing. When I had a hearing loss of 90 percent, I could still
use them.
Don't know the model number though. I can find out for you.
Regards
Andre
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I would really appreciate that, Andre.
Thanks.
Mimi
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Had to do a little digging. It's the rS-65.
Bruce
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Had to do a little digging. It's the rS-65.
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> Bruce
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r had such good headphones.
Hmm, but that was a lie.
I hade some electro statical headphones from audiotechnica which were very
very extremly extremly good!
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advantage me thinks for
speech use. This with a cordless keyboard allows me to listen to
books in bed, with the computer in the dining room.
Rob
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Hello
Have you got a phone number or address for tapesenes
All the best JOHN
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Or u can use 2 earphones to do that.
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> Hi Susan,
>
> I do
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Hi everyone,
This question came up on another list and has sparked my interest because
I
will soon be in a sim
Plantronics does make a split headphone for this purpose. Contact Ken
Plemons at computer resources and training in waynesville Nc. and HE will
Hook you Up.
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d what you mean about two input jacks,
Dave, since my computer configuration is the typical headphones, mic, linein
lineout setup with the speakers in back. If you are talking about requiring
two input jacks, I don't understand the process. Maybe this is a guy thing,
smile, because this is
Robert,
Thanks very much for your response. I'll save all these posts until I
either get some glimmer of understanding or find someone to just set it up
without going through the how's and why's. Being a musician is one thing,
but a technician I'm definitely not, most things audio remain a profou
Don,
Thanks for the resource for Plintronics. This seems to be the manufacturer
that people recommend but their products seem pricey as Jerry said. I think
my friend is paying close to $200 for hers and she is probably just about as
in the dark as I am on the whole thing. As with anything else,
ad was how to split the channels of a multichannel
soundcard so that software speech is heard in one ear and other sounds in
the other? I guess I don't understand what you mean about two input jacks,
Dave, since my computer configuration is the typical headphones, mic, linein
lineout setup wi
Hi Susan,
I misunderstood you. I was under the impression that you wanted a separate
input for each channel of the headphones. I don't think that you can
achieve a "software channel split" through one soundcard. Maybe if you had
a way of routing the sound in your computer thr
Susan! You can't split up the channels of a multi-channel sound card
and have the software speech come in one ear and the other sounds in the
other. People talk about multi-channel sound cards but it's a term that the
manufacturers of sound cards don't know. Only screen reader users know th
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Hi Jerry and Dave,
Many thanks to you both for your suggestions. I guess I
Dave and Jerry,
Okay, thanks. Sorry I wasn't clearer initially, should have just asked the
question and left it there. I assumed it probably was not possible since I
hadn't heard of anyone else doing it. Will send this on to the other list.
Susan
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Dave and Jerry,
Okay, thanks. Sorry I wasn't clearer initially, should have just asked
the
question and left it there. I assumed
Dave,
Yes, I really did appreciate the responses. I was able to forward them to
my friend just about the time her headphones arrived and she confirmed that
everyone was right, of course, that she could not split the channels as
she'd hoped. Fortunately she has some tech help so she think
. Good luck
with all that tech equiptment. Dave Hutchins
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Dave,
So you want to connect headphones to two devices. I would go to
radioshack or some other electronic store and see if they have a Y cable
with a female connector going to two mail connectors. If your headset is
stereo, then all said connectors must be stereo. Some time ago I bought a
Kevin! Connecting more than one audio source to one pair of headphones
is certainly possible and your local electronics supply ought to be able to
fix you up. I don't know that what you're looking for has a particular name
but an Audio Mixer would certainly do the job. An Audio
Kevin,
The RNIB used to sell an adaptor which would allow you to connect one pair
of headphones to two devices so that the output of one came out of the
left-hand side and the output of the other came out of the right. I used to
have one several years ago. I don't know if they still sell
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Kevin,
The RNIB used to sell an adaptor which would allow you to connect one pair of
headphones to two devices so that the output of one came out of the left-hand
side and the output of the
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>
> It is worth contacting Hagger Electronics because if they don't have one
of
> these leadfs on the shelf, they will make one up for you to any length and
be
> able to ad
I was told by one of our electronics stores that connecting two stereo
units to one stereo set of headphones with a simple Y-adaptor is not
feasible. I couldn't say why, and I do not know how true this information
is.
Bruce
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> I was told by one of our electronics stores that connecting two stereo
> units to one stereo set of headphones with a simple Y-adaptor is not
> feasible. I couldn't say why, and I do
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I was told by one of our electronics stores that connecting two stereo
units to one stereo set of headphones with a simple Y-adaptor is not
feasible. I couldn't say why, and I do not know how true th
hi guys,
when using an audio editing program such as Goldwave, Sound Forge, or Sonar
for recording vocals etc.
Is it better to use a stand alone mic with headphones or a good usb headset
with mic attached?,
Billy,
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If you go to headphone.com you can get the AKG 701's for $299 and they are
outstanding headphones.
They're listed for more than that but that's what they charge me for them a
few months ago.
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Google for Grado Headphones as they are top rated.
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Anything in the range of around $200
Anything in the range of around $200 to $300
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Hi, can anyone suggest a good set of headphones with nice stereo sound and
plenty of bass? My old headset isn't cooperating.
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Hi!
What electro static headphones are out there now a days?
I once had a couple called Audiotechnica ath8.
They were pritty nice.
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I'm posting this on behalf of a friend who is looking for special
headphones. Perhaps someone here can help me out. Below is her question
I'm looking for something that I can use part-time at my volunteer job to
answer the phone so they'd have to have a microphone. If it'
HI guys
The situation with my Windows7 32 Bytes HP Laptop is when I'm on Skype,
wearing headphones to better hear the person, on my Laptop's external
speakers, I hear Jaws or NVDA, and other Windows sounds; is there a way
to configure so that I can hear out of the headphones, both
Hi!
Sadly my Bose ae headphones does not have a noice canceling feature.
This drives me nuts especially when i go by car or bus, even though they are
closed headphones.
I still hear the hum from the car or bus.
So what i want is headphones which are closed and noice canceling and bluetooth
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>I have a new set of USB Plantronics 6655
>headphones. I have a conventional PCI sound
>blaster live card. Is there a way to route from
>the sound card to my headphones, the input, so I can listen to it?
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why would you want to try and route from the sound card to the headphone
when normally the USB headset would override the sound card?
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>I have a new set of USB Plantronics 6655
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: USB headphones
Works like a champ, was thinking of other
complicated solutions but that part does exactly
what I needed. I appreciate you pointing me in the correct direction!
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The Bowers And Wilkins P7 are not electro static headphones and yep, the
Electro Static one’s are very expensive - a couple of grand at least - but very
well worth having though I do know someone who has them and they require a
special amplifier to drive them.
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This B&W set even give my Senheiser reference set I've had for 10 yea
? Well actually there was one thing the article mentioned that I was
still curious about so I went and purchased the Senheiser HD202 II headphones
to see what the author was raving about for $25, after all an amount like that
isn’t going to break the bank and it will either be good or - unlikely in
A friend just got a new computer with aan M-Audio Audiophile sound card. It
has no headphone jack. How can he hook up his phones? The analog outputs
of the card are on a breakout cable and ar all quarter inch mono.
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Okay, I give up! How do I play music through my bluetooth headphones
without using the little transmitter? My bluetooth headphones and computer
are supposedly seeing each other, but I can't seem to hear music through the
headphones, just the speaker. What setting am I missing? I'
At last... A two way wireless solution that lets us listen to music from
our computer and send voice and data to the computer without wires. I just
heard about the Q-Bean Wireless 2.0 Audio Link System. Don't know how much
it costs but I think I'll want to get one.
http://www.ltbaudio.com/lt
ell.
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Hello!
Has anyone tried bone-conduction headphones.
I just heard about them and i
I really hope that by bones you don't mean conducting through eardrums,
because that's just bad for your hearing.
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> Hi Anders,
>
> I used something like that about 25 years ago. It was a radio that slung
> over your shoulders and the sounds went through your bones so you could
> hear
> it. Not sure how much the technology has changed since then
HellO!
You just put it outside the ears.
You don't use your ears at all.
/Anders.
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> Hello!
> TO me it sounds intresting.
> You will yhave your ears free and thats really great if you're o
thing that
might be newer. I assume anything would work in the same fashion as the
bone phone.
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. radios of this type have gotten
crappier ever since.
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>I really hope that by bones you
right now I can feel all my pain, I don't think I would like listing to it
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> Hi Anders,
>
> I used something like that about 25 years ago. It was a radio that slung
> over your shoulders and the sounds went through your bones so you could
> hear
> it. Not sure how much the technology has changed since then
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Hello!
>From what i understand its just headphones you connect to your ipod.
BUt i may be wrong here.
/Anders.
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the headphones probably rest behind the ear. there would be nothing wrong with
them I guess. I don't think you would want to use them in a noisy environment.
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I guess it's my turn to add to the confusion. The bone conduction
headphones that I saw rested on the hard bony pad behind your ears and the
sound was transmitted through your skull to your ears. The Fidelity was not
good nor was the channel separation.
The bone phone is entirely diff
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>I guess it's my turn to add to the confusion. The bone conduction
> headphones that I saw rested on the hard bony pad behind your ears and the
> sound was transmitted throug
Hi
I have phillips wireless FM headphones and have used them with my computer.
The antenna is built into the headphones. The base unit also has an aerial in
it and some sockets. One is for the power adapter, the other is the charging
cable which plugs from the base unit into the headphones
Hi Don:
I've had quite a bit of experience with wireless headphones. Here are some
thoughts concerning your query:
1. If you are in to experiencing the quality of sound that you can obtain
from a good wired set, you'll have a tough time finding them; and if you do
find them, they w
I use Senheiser wireless headphones and can't say enough about them. They
consist of a base unit which has two wires, one going to the power adaptor
and teh other going to a y-adaptor so I can always keep them and the
speakers plugged in at the same time. I just turn off the speakers if I
Hi:
Ok, thanks to Terry, Bruce and Jim. Very substantial information.
Enough to make my decision. Of course, your info contained items I never
thought of, so, again, thanks.
Don
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Don! I've had experience with quite a few different brands and models
of RF wireless headphones. Yes, typically an antenna/transmitter plugs into
the Sound Card where the speakers would go but I've never seen any software
included.
Right now I have Advent AW-771 for $90.00
Most of the ones I've heard of DO NOT HAVE stereo capabilities. I want one
too, but preferably stereo!
Sincerely,
Olusegun
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No microphone, I'm afraid. I use a higher-quality desktop microphone for
recording purposes.
Bruce
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Hey Bruce, does your Senheiser headphone also come with a built-in
microphone?? If yes, can you please share more info regarding model and
where I can purchase one?
Thanks a trillion, sire!!
Sincerely,
Olusegun
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The phillips wireless headphones I have are stereo capable.
Teri
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No microphone, I'm
The only wireless Headphone / Microphone combinations I've found so far
are blue tooth devices with one ear. It's OK for web chat, Skype and the
like but no good for music listening.
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