do they p lug into a mp3 player or a home stereo ?
1339796
The jack fits my iPhone. I don't think that they will work with a home stereo, unless you buy an adapter for the plug.
1339797
These headphones have an 1/8" plug, so they plug into an mp3 player. You would need an adapter (1/8" stereo jack to 1/4" stereo plug - Radio Shack part #274-876 or 274-371) to connect the headphones to a stereo.
1339798
Had a standard 1/8" stereo plug. May need a 1/8th to 1/4th adaptor for some receivers. Can the get adaptor at Amazon.
2131643
There is a cord on the right side to plug the mp3 players in and a holder on the right side to hold your player. it's just a simple "j" or "u" shape not customized, so it should fit just about any one. we use our mp3 players in the devise often.
1814697
We have an Ipod docking station and it has a plug to hook up an MP3 player.
493522
Neither. This device is pretty bare bones. It's really just an MP3 player. Micro Sd and standard SD card would be for a smart phone or a tablet (and a Nintendo DS handhelds and certain cameras inexplicably). Not quite for a Walkman.
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I have a sony mp3 player and it works. It is a standard jack that you would use to plug into a laptop, portable dvd player, desktop computer, or pretty much anything else without any adapter. But if you needed to move up to the next size it does have that one as well. One more thing these headphones are pretty darn rugged. I bought a pair for my 2nd grader and my 4 year to use when we go on long trips with their dvd players, and they work great. They can control the volume on each side of the headphones. Just set the volume level on the device and then they can each control their own volume level to their headphones, that way they don't blow their ear drums. I have a sony mp3 player and it works. It is a standard jack that you would use to plug into a laptop, portable dvd player, desktop computer, or pretty much anything else without any adapter. But if you needed to move up to the next size it does have that one as well. One more thing these headphones are pretty darn rugged. I bought a pair for my 2nd grader and my 4 year to use when we go on long trips with their dvd players, and they work great. They can control the volume on each side of the headphones. Just set the volume level on the device and then they can each control their own volume... » Read More I have a sony mp3 player and it works. It is a standard jack that you would use to plug into a laptop, portable dvd player, desktop computer, or pretty much anything else without any adapter. But if you needed to move up to the next size it does have that one as well. One more thing these headphones are pretty darn rugged. I bought a pair for my 2nd grader and my 4 year to use when we go on long trips with their dvd players, and they work great. They can control the volume on each side of the headphones. Just set the volume level on the device and then they can each control their own volume level to their headphones, that way they don't blow their ear drums. « Show Less
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There speakers ..u mount them to the bike ..u play them like a car stereo or radio in the house..and use ur mp3 player or phone as the tuner..u just plug the end into the head phone jack
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hello there !! thanks for your good question . ( yes they do ) . you can also buy a bigger slip over jack at radio shack , so you can plug into yor home stereo or whatever requires the bigger plug in !! tom
12995
It plugs into your regular stereo equipment. Nothing special is needed. So speakers, tuner/amp, and this. It holds the cds and plays the cds. I've had it for years and still love it.
1641968
If he plans on using backing tracks from an iPad or other MP3 player, he'll need a stereo to stereo mini jack (male to male). Chances are, if you play an iPod in your car, you already have one of these. This also controls the harmonies the same as plugging an instrument in to the unit.
954299
It has an external connection, but I am not certain if it can accommodate an MP3 player.
1848670
They used a stereo type jack, similar to the ones used to plug into an iPod
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Based on the information provided they both seem to do exactly the same thing. The 2 go looks better to me. I find the play button on mine a little difficult to depress. One thing they both say they do, "...safekeeping of precious audio in a future-proof, portable .MP3 format," mine does not make MP3 files. It creates .wav files that have to be converted to .mp3 format using iTunes or some other converter.
585058
There is a jack for an mp3 on the bottom for an aux cable commonly available
958013
It will play MP3s on board, but you need a separate unit for tapes and CDs.
379002
You plug it into your computer sound card, stereo depends on your computer sound card.
573970
They've got your standard size plug, so yes, if your MP3 player takes standard headphones, then they'll take these headphones.
139471
The jack will fit into any music player. But I doubt they'd work very well.