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i bought these wireless headphon at a yard sale and the headphones part doesn't have a usb plugin, only a headphone jack.
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Go search the internet about the headphone's brand and specs (specifications).If the headphone's brand's name was already removed or faded, which you can find at the outer part of the item, and you don't know have any clue about the item you bought, check its outer parts, like a battery slot. If it doesn't have a slot or a compartment, then you have no choice but to go to the little difficult part,
which is finding a 'jack-usb end cable' in any market or electronic stores, heres an image link:
http://100amerisure.info/2013/04/13/usb-to-headphone-jack-female-enjoy-premium-quality/
'jack-usb end cables' are partnered with a 'usb-port adaptor' (if you want to charge it to a plug socket) and can also be connected to a computer or laptop, heres an image for the adaptor:
http://www.adafruit.com/blog/2009/02/13/one-person-product-design-manufacture/
Are you sure its a wireless headphone? which is bluetooth-powered? If not, then maybe it is a kind of 'direct headphone' (headphone direct to the music player). Heres the image for the 'removable cable' of direct headphones (jack-jack end cable):
http://www.igeneration.net.nz/line/7579/3-5mm-audio-aux-cable-for-mp3-ipod-iphone-5-0m/
If all of this doesn't work, you may want to repair it to any repair/electronic shop or if you don't want to spend any more budget, try to return it to the place where you bought it and refund your money or replace the item for another yard sale item.
If not possible, ask for its charger/cable instead.
Hope you enjoy your headphone, even if its from a yard sale which is 2nd hand. 0(-.-)0
Go search the internet about the headphone's brand and specs (specifications).If the headphone's brand's name was already removed or faded, which you can find at the outer part of the item, and you don't know have any clue about the item you bought, check its outer parts, like a battery slot. If it doesn't have a slot or a compartment, then you have no choice but to go to the little difficult part,
which is finding a 'jack-usb end cable' in any market or electronic stores, heres an image link:
http://100amerisure.info/2013/04/13/usb-to-headphone-jack-female-enjoy-premium-quality/
'jack-usb end cables' are partnered with a 'usb-port adaptor' (if you want to charge it to a plug socket) and can also be connected to a computer or laptop, heres an image for the adaptor:
http://www.adafruit.com/blog/2009/02/13/one-person-product-design-manufacture/
Are you sure its a wireless headphone? which is bluetooth-powered? If not, then maybe it is a kind of 'direct headphone' (headphone direct to the music player). Heres the image for the 'removable cable' of direct headphones (jack-jack end cable):
http://www.igeneration.net.nz/line/7579/3-5mm-audio-aux-cable-for-mp3-ipod-iphone-5-0m/
If all of this doesn't work, you may want to repair it to any repair/electronic shop or if you don't want to spend any more budget, try to return it to the place where you bought it and refund your money or replace the item for another yard sale item.
If not possible, ask for its charger/cable instead.
Hope you enjoy your headphone, even if its from a yard sale which is 2nd hand. 0(-.-)0
Help finding great Gaming/Music Headphones?
Mast3r_Zer
I'm looking for some Headphones that could put out the position of a enemy in a FPS but I don't want some headphones that ditch warmth, bass, and musicality for sheer performance and detail-whoring. I was looking at the Audio-Technica AD700 but they ditch the bass ect for Detail, I was reading this guide --> http://www.head-fi.org/t/534479/mad-lust-envys-headphone-gaming-guide-updated-8-17-2013-cal-nuforce-hp-800-fiio-e12-reviewed <-- but it doesn't show any headphones that are in my price range which is 0-150 150 is the absolute max . I want headphones that Have good Sound Position but also Good bass I know some headphones you can toggle the bass off sorta . I was looking at the Sony XB700 but the Bass is mainly overthrowing my friend has them and have tried them. I would like the best of those two .
Answer
If you want good headphones you have to decide what your priority is. Gaming or Quality? There isn't any middle ground at all, if they include a microphone (gaming) they will NOT be good sound quality. It also makes a huge difference whether or not you are running a headphone amplifier or just plugging it into your motherboard/soundcard.
If you want a gaming headset the best one I have used is the Sennheiser PC360s but they will run 170 and you said your max was 150. Sennheiser has been my headset of choice for most of the last 10 years, nothing else that isn't audiophile quality comes close to their sound quality (at least sub 200 dollars).
If you want audio quality look at the Sennheiser HD500 series of headphones, without a microphone the HD558 are just under 150 bucks and will blow away anything else for the price. Keep in mind that if you do that you'll need either a clip on mic (which suck), a desktop mic (even worse) or a second headset that you wear around your neck and mess with until you find a good position where the mic picks you up (look like a pro but still sound worse than a built in).
Honestly though, sound positioning has almost nothing to do with your headphones and everything to do with your sound card. If you're running onboard sound instead of a Xonar or X-FI card that's going to be a better upgrade for your money until you can save up for a good set of headphones.
If you want good headphones you have to decide what your priority is. Gaming or Quality? There isn't any middle ground at all, if they include a microphone (gaming) they will NOT be good sound quality. It also makes a huge difference whether or not you are running a headphone amplifier or just plugging it into your motherboard/soundcard.
If you want a gaming headset the best one I have used is the Sennheiser PC360s but they will run 170 and you said your max was 150. Sennheiser has been my headset of choice for most of the last 10 years, nothing else that isn't audiophile quality comes close to their sound quality (at least sub 200 dollars).
If you want audio quality look at the Sennheiser HD500 series of headphones, without a microphone the HD558 are just under 150 bucks and will blow away anything else for the price. Keep in mind that if you do that you'll need either a clip on mic (which suck), a desktop mic (even worse) or a second headset that you wear around your neck and mess with until you find a good position where the mic picks you up (look like a pro but still sound worse than a built in).
Honestly though, sound positioning has almost nothing to do with your headphones and everything to do with your sound card. If you're running onboard sound instead of a Xonar or X-FI card that's going to be a better upgrade for your money until you can save up for a good set of headphones.
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