Headphones
May 15, 2008 | 7:30 pm
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getdev,
i think it depends on the earphones. any set you buy will be capable of working on any plane. You will need the 2 prong adapter that you sometimes get with earphones but if not they are usually available in the airports and almost always at radio shack. All the BOSE headphones Ive purchased came with the 2 prong adapter. Here is one
i think it depends on the earphones. any set you buy will be capable of working on any plane. You will need the 2 prong adapter that you sometimes get with earphones but if not they are usually available in the airports and almost always at radio shack. All the BOSE headphones Ive purchased came with the 2 prong adapter. Here is one
May 15, 2008 | 7:48 pm
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What Weez_1000 said.
It doesn't matter where you buy your headphones. It only matters which headphones you buy. Some come with the adapters, some don't. Depending on the airline seats, sometimes you don't even need the adapters (I think).
If you have a specific headphone in mind and are flying a particular airline cabin, spell out the details so folks can tell you a more definite answer.
It doesn't matter where you buy your headphones. It only matters which headphones you buy. Some come with the adapters, some don't. Depending on the airline seats, sometimes you don't even need the adapters (I think).
If you have a specific headphone in mind and are flying a particular airline cabin, spell out the details so folks can tell you a more definite answer.
May 16, 2008 | 3:20 pm
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Thanks
Thanks for the info.
getdev,
i think it depends on the earphones. any set you buy will be capable of working on any plane. You will need the 2 prong adapter that you sometimes get with earphones but if not they are usually available in the airports and almost always at radio shack. All the BOSE headphones Ive purchased came with the 2 prong adapter. Here is one
i think it depends on the earphones. any set you buy will be capable of working on any plane. You will need the 2 prong adapter that you sometimes get with earphones but if not they are usually available in the airports and almost always at radio shack. All the BOSE headphones Ive purchased came with the 2 prong adapter. Here is one
May 16, 2008 | 3:21 pm
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A note of thanks
Thanks for the info. I will do that when I head to Best Buy next.
What Weez_1000 said.
It doesn't matter where you buy your headphones. It only matters which headphones you buy. Some come with the adapters, some don't. Depending on the airline seats, sometimes you don't even need the adapters (I think).
If you have a specific headphone in mind and are flying a particular airline cabin, spell out the details so folks can tell you a more definite answer.
It doesn't matter where you buy your headphones. It only matters which headphones you buy. Some come with the adapters, some don't. Depending on the airline seats, sometimes you don't even need the adapters (I think).
If you have a specific headphone in mind and are flying a particular airline cabin, spell out the details so folks can tell you a more definite answer.
May 17, 2008 | 10:41 pm
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May 18, 2008 | 3:21 pm
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