Usually there is an area right on the side of the keypad or it is on the speakers it ca also be on the side of the monitor
Your best chances of repair are if you contact Sony and ask them.
If This problem is only happening when you use the headphones on one device such as an iPod, the circuit in the device may be damaged. I won't get too involved into how to fix this, though.
But if Sony won't help, your warranty is out on them, your device you are using if not the problem, and you need them badly, I may have a fix:
Open up the earphone that is malfunctioning
check the solder connections that connect the wire to the speaker
if they connections are loose, you have two options:
buy new headphones
OR
If you can solder, Connect and solder the correct leads to the corresponding places.
If the solder connections are fine, check and see if the wire is frayed or damaged anywhere.
If it is, you have two options:
buy new headphones
OR
salvage an old headphone's speaker wire from somewhere else and try to remove the old wire and use the salvaged one to replace it. (this will require that you are quite good at soldering.).
If only a small part is damaged, try and use a smallpiece of the salvaged wire and splice it into the old wire. If the wire is very small, I recommend that you just buy a new pair of headphones.
if you can find out if the speaker is blown out or has ripped itself, you can try this trick I learned in MAKE magazine:
Get a bottle of rubber cement
very very very carefully apply a few thin layers of rubber cement to the ripped or torn area. You might wait for the glue to dry and then reapply. Make sure that if you do do this, you do not over do the rubber cement. Otherwise, the speaker will just sit there and be "frozen".
If you have access to an oscilloscope and know how to use one, you might try to probe around in the circuit and see if you can find interference anywhere that is causing the problem.
There should be a small button on the wireless headset that when pressed causes the headset to send a signal to the phone to answer the incoming call and connect it through the wireless headset. See the image above for an example.
a hearing device usually used for mp3 players, laptops, portable DVD players, and things of that nature
they are normally used at times when the people around you don't want to hear what ever you are listening to
can be in tiny uncomfortable ear drops, comfy fluffy earmuff like ones with sound quality that is not the best, or tight normal unfluffy muff like tight fitting great sound quality ones
if your mp3 player has an external speaker then no you will not need headphones. If there is no external speaker than yes. I recommend skullex brand. They have built in subs and are the best quality for their buck. You can also find docking stations that act as speakers for your mp3.
There are 2 main types of ipod headphones out now. The first generation of headphones that came out before mid 2012. From mid 2012 to now are the newest version of the iPod headphones.
Headphone extension cables can be bough at any present electrical equipment shops. There are allot of different stores, but for the best price, Seeking out a Wall mart or a Best buy is recommended.
ifrogz are better i tried beats and i thought they were good but the price was insane i took them back in then got ifrogz earpollution CS40 and they were good too but they were cheap and they fold and i forget there even on sometimes they are so soft
Check the owner's manual for instructions on pairing the headphones to the TV.
Find out the model name and number, then try googling the information. Just because they are plugged in, doesnt mean they should work. You need to get either the sound drivers or audio bus drivers for it. Just google it.
On internet there are too many websites to buy headsets/headphones. But the best sites that i discover and used to buy headsets/headphones is HeadsetZone.com and Telegiants.com. These two sites are Supplying the best and all kind of headsets/headphones at very affordable prize and giving up to 30 days of money back guarantee. When you are doing shopping on these two sites shop with full confidence.
That depends on whether or not the TV has audio output connectors on it. They're usually what's called an 'RCA' connector. Right channel will be red, left channel is white and video will be yellow in color. All you have to do is verify the output connectors and maybe find adapters to fit the headphone transmitting unit.
Determine with balance control if they look the same.
The wireless spealer system work in part (1)Transmitter and (2)Receiver.The receiver can be a DVD player, CD player or any audio device. It is the transmitter, which is attached to the receiver, which picks up the FM radio signal from the receiver and sends it to the speakers. Wireless speakers contain an amplifier that turns the signal into audible sound.
Oregon Driver's Manual says it's dangerous, but doesn't say anything about it being illegal (the recently instituted cell phone law is just above this part, so I trust that it's the most current Manual)
If you are saying :
Is it possibe?
Then,yes
If you are asking:
Will you get a ticket?
I don't think so.
(THINK)
well if you talking about the phone parts it because they look like phones and you put them in a ipod or a computer so then it like talks to ya :) i have 1000 head phones
There are many locations to purchase wireless stereo headphones online. They can be bought from Target, Best Buy and Amazon. If there is a brand someone likes, the headphones can found on their website.
one way of knowing is haveing the volume to a level to witch
you can still hear wats going on around while your music is going that
is of course if you dont want to burn out your ears by the time your 40
To direct sound waves from an electronic device such as an mp3, ipod , or CD player , to the ears without disturbing the environment by using speakers .
If the problem is not in the headphones, it is almost certainly in the headphone jack. Unfortunately, the resolution requires a willingness to crack the case and solder the circuit boards inside. Remove the battery; pop the case -- usually it will be held together by little plastic tabs, though in some very rare cases, more expensive units in particular, which will have tiny little screws, usually 00 Philips. Inside will be one or two circuit boards, and the headphone jack will be attached to one of them. There will be three or four solder tabs sticking out of the plastic body of the headphone jack, and soldered to the circuit board; often these tabs are all that holds the jack in place, it will be otherwise floating in a notch in the circuit board. With a solder iron, carefully heat and reflow each of the tabs. Re-assemble.
The first truly successful headphones were made by Nathaniel Baldwin. Baldwin made the headphones by hand in his kitchen and later he sold them to the U.S navy. Sensitive headphones like those were soon being manufactured by Brandes in 1919 and were commonly used for early radio work. The headphones were made by moving iron drivers (either single ended or balanced armature). Old headphones like those had very poor comfort and the quality was crude. Today's headphones have come a long way since then and seem to keep improving.
You can purchase these Bose headphones from the Bose website, however you can get them cheaper if you buy them through another site, for example Amazon sell Bose headphones for a fairly cheap site.