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Or, just stick a regular 3.5mm headphone jack into the two-pronged hole half-way in. The contacts line up in such a way that one channel touch both inputs. Just
by corruptio 10y ago
Or, just stick a regular 3.5mm headphone jack into the two-pronged hole half-way in. The contacts line up in such a way that one channel touch both inputs. Just turn up the volume a bit.
- dingaling 10y agoI always have one of these two-pin-to-3.5 adapters in my bag when I fly: http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-pcs-3-5mm-Airline-Airplane-Earphone-Headphone-Headset-Jack-Audio-Adapter-New-/121684665772 http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-pcs-3-5mm-Airline-Airplane-Earphon...
- viraptor 10y agoI recommend also adding this to the flying set: https://www.amazon.com/Stellar-Labs-35-4180-Headphone-Control/dp/B008DJTB32/ref=sr_1_12 https://www.amazon.com/Stellar-Labs-35-4180-Headphone-Contro... In most airlines the announcements are at fixed volume, independent of the movies. That means you can put the video on full volume and turn it down inline. No more announcements screaming in your ear :) (and better sound quality as a bonus)
- nness 10y agoBoth your link, and the link above, are two components I recently purchased after my own experiences. Just funny to realise I wasn't the only one who encountered this...
- bonestamp2 10y agoYes, I too travel with both of these. The volume control is convenient, but I originally bought it after breaking a couple of my headphone connectors. Now I break a $5 part instead of a $50 part. (Shure's with removeable cords are great, but the cord is still $50)
- dzhiurgis 10y agoYou know what I would pay for? Some sort of holder or cradle that would hold my laptop at an eye level.
- purpleidea 10y agoI actually tried this initially, but unfortunately it did not work. And this way you got a (cool?) article out of it.