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Thread created 12-21-2010 by DukeNukem
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Post #35713321 added 12-24-2010 8:42 AM by DukeNukem in Archived Deals
Thanks!
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Thread created 12-21-2010 by DukeNukem
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Post #35659327 added 12-22-2010 1:53 PM by LiquidRetro in Archived Deals
Right so just buy a 2 prong converter. The 2 outside should be the audio signals and the center is power. Since you dont have noise canceling cans the center pin would be useless.
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Thread created 12-21-2010 by DukeNukem
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Post #35658135 added 12-22-2010 1:20 PM by Dr. J in Archived Deals
jeez I don't recall - if anything I'd only get one channel (e.g. R or L). I don't know why (practically) they make the headphones like that. I have a couple of those things kicking around.
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Thread created 12-21-2010 by DukeNukem
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Post #35653431 added 12-22-2010 11:32 AM by DukeNukem in Archived Deals
Dr. J, Thanks for your reply. On long haul flights I did get headphones with dual prongs. Have you tried using regular 3.5 mm without an adapter?
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Thread created 12-21-2010 by DukeNukem
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Post #35653279 added 12-22-2010 11:29 AM by DukeNukem in Archived Deals
Not sure how that matters regarding the question I had, my headphones is Audio Technica ATH-M50. It does not come with noise-cancelling so the third port is immaterial.
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Thread created 12-21-2010 by DukeNukem
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Post #35645379 added 12-22-2010 8:30 AM by Dr. J in Archived Deals
I've seen 2 "prong" jacks in planes but the headphones they give you ("free") are usually regular headphones that plug into an adapter. I don't know what the different "prongs" do but as I recall at...
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Thread created 12-21-2010 by DukeNukem
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Post #35644853 added 12-22-2010 8:13 AM by LiquidRetro in Archived Deals
Still never answered the questions on what headphones you have.
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Thread created 12-21-2010 by DukeNukem
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Post #35644515 added 12-22-2010 8:04 AM by DukeNukem in Archived Deals
Hi LiquidRetro, Thanks for the immediate reply. I am unable to find a picture of the audio port in Lufthansa, but I know for sure the third port is noise-canceling power supply. So an ideal two...
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Thread created 12-21-2010 by DukeNukem
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Post #35617781 added 12-21-2010 1:34 PM by LiquidRetro in Archived Deals
Link to what you saw on Lufthansa? What kind of headphones do you have? I would start with this website http://www.seatguru.com/ I have never seen a plane with 3 plugs especially one that...
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Thread created 12-21-2010 by DukeNukem
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Post #35617161 added 12-21-2010 1:21 PM by DukeNukem in Archived Deals
Hi Slickers, I am flying with Lufthansa and I would like to use my headphones. I read Lufthansa has a three prong headphone port, one port providing power for noise cancelling. Does anyone...

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