Will these work with klipsch headphones that have a 3-ring plug stereo + mic? I don't use the microphone function.
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two ring and three ring are different, but they should still work. the third ring/connector is for a microphone. that extra ring/connector gets used for a lot of different things, but if you're just using headphones, it shouldn't make a bit of difference. the two rings are for stereo, so this will work fine with your headphones.
1420684
no it won't work with the mic but the music will i'd suggest that you order the three ring extension to make sure that the music wont be inturupted
1159440
Probably. They have standard rca plug with 1/4 " adapter for keyboard. Really crummy headphones though. I sent them back & exchanged for sonys.
518926
I'm not sure these can be hooked up with computer terminals. Not sure. I would call Klipsch directly.
1655510
It should work if you plug it in to Mic jack. But then you couldn't use them for actual headphones.
2150814
I tried it with my samsung charge phone and it works only as a great headphones and to pause the song that is playing but can't use it to answer phone calls, use the forward/rewind play button or increase/decrease the volume. Klipsch just came out that works with an android phone.
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i'm not really sure. the jack is the basic size for a headphone/speaker port and does not come with any adapters so if your normal pair of headphones or earbuds fit, then this pair should work just fine
226208
There is no reason to think they wouldn't work with those headphones. There is a headphone plug converter to go to a normal stereo mini plug included. There are normal analog rca outputs and coax/optical output that could go to your Logitech speakers using a Y splitter from the analog, if desired. You probably want to hook this up to some nice speakers from a receiver at some point. I use some Logitech's for computer work/surfing from this sound card, and also split the output to a receiver for home audio. The outputs have left/right analog, coax/optical and headphone.
1376690
These will work with ANY audio device that has an audio output jack. The only thing you MIGHT need is a 1/4" adapter for the plug, depending on what you're using it with. It comes with a 1/8" stereo plug.
2130487
Yep was ok for my earphones, they are klipsch earphones and have a straight long plug in.
802799
The input connector is 3.5mm (male type)--so if that is what you are currently using, it should work. The Klipsch site specifies that these earbuds are compatible with iPods. I use these earbuds on my iPod Nano. I like everything about this in-ear headphone. The sound is far superior to standard Apple earbuds included with my iPod nano.
1243762
Sorry I was thinking of another cable but the cable you have if it has the 3.5mm earplug jack it will work.
465272
I wouldn't think so. This headset only has one plug that contains the left / right as well as mic connectors. Also, the connector is one of the 2.5mm plugs, not the 3.5mm plug of most standard headphones. That said, you may be able to purchase some type of adapter to allow it to work with 3.5mm plugs.
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I don't own these (just looking at getting them), but I assume that it's because of the 4-conductor on these (extra conductor for the mic). The socket at the gym is made for 3-conductor (ground, left channel, and right channel), i.e. just audio. If you plugged these in and they didn't work, you need to test them to make sure they didn't short and blow something out.
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I would think they would work with any device that holds the standard headphone jack. I agree with the comment below by L. Kramberg. This is my first pair of noise-canceling headphones, but they don't seem to cancel any noise when I am on a plane or taking a walk. You'd probably have to spend a lot more money to get a set that truly does that. I like the feel and sound, though; but I'd have been just as fine buying a Sony or similar headphone for half the price I paid for these.
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Yes, they use a standard 3.5mm headphone jack for speakers and microohone. Make sure you have those two ports, usually green and pink, but they will be for audio out and mic in, these are not USB. Great sound too
2219897
Hello. You don't say what type of mobile phone you have, so my answer will be general.The Klipsch headphones you tested work with any stereo device with a 3.5 MM audio jack with the exception being, the microphone, and 3 button remote only work on select Apple devices.Using these headphones on any other device would require you to operate them via the devices controls and you will not have microphone reception possibly.If you by chance have an Android device you might try these.Klipsch Image S4A - II In-Ear Headphones Note, these are not on-ear headphones like the pair you tested.Hope this helps. Hello. You don't say what type of mobile phone you have, so my answer will be general.The Klipsch headphones you tested work with any stereo device with a 3.5 MM audio jack with the exception being, the microphone, and 3 button remote only work on select Apple devices.Using these headphones on any other device would require you to operate them via the devices controls and you will not have microphone reception possibly.If you by chance have an Android device you might try these.Klipsch Image S4A - II In-Ear Headphones Note, these are not on-ear headphones... » Read More Hello. You don't say what type of mobile phone you have, so my answer will be general.The Klipsch headphones you tested work with any stereo device with a 3.5 MM audio jack with the exception being, the microphone, and 3 button remote only work on select Apple devices.Using these headphones on any other device would require you to operate them via the devices controls and you will not have microphone reception possibly.If you by chance have an Android device you might try these.Klipsch Image S4A - II In-Ear Headphones Note, these are not on-ear headphones like the pair you tested.Hope this helps. « Show Less
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No and no. These headphones only have standard audio jack connectors (3.5mm plug with a 1/4" adapter). All the "smarts", if any, will come from whatever this is plugged in to.