Just want to know whether this earphone will be compatible with Galaxy Fit or not. And Can I use this for calls (microphone inbuilt).
SoundMagic PL11
Key Features of SoundMAGIC PL11 Headphone
Wired
In-the-ear
In-ear-canalphone Design
9 mm Headphone Driver Units
Neodymium Magnet
20 Hz - 22000 Hz Headphone Frequency Response
12 ohm Headphone Impedance
100 dB/mW Headphone Sensitivity at 1 kHz
Specifications:
GENERAL
Headphone Type: In-the-ear
Headset Design: In-ear-canalphone
Wired/Wireless: Wired
Magnet Type: Neodymium
SOUND FEATURES
Headphone Driver Units: 9 mm
Impedance: 12 ohm (Power On)
Sensitivity: 100 dB/mW (Power On)
Frequency Response: 20 - 22000 Hz
Maximum Power Input: 15 mW
Other Sound Features: Noise Isolation: -20 dB
POWER AND BATTERY
Power Supply: Rated Power: 2 mW
CONNECTIVITY
Headphone Jack: 3.5 mm
Cord Type: 1.2 m Symmetrical Cord
A6h1sh3k said:
Just want to know whether this earphone will be compatible with Galaxy Fit or not. And Can I use this for calls (microphone inbuilt).
SoundMagic PL11
Key Features of SoundMAGIC PL11 Headphone
Wired
In-the-ear
In-ear-canalphone Design
9 mm Headphone Driver Units
Neodymium Magnet
20 Hz - 22000 Hz Headphone Frequency Response
12 ohm Headphone Impedance
100 dB/mW Headphone Sensitivity at 1 kHz
Specifications:
GENERAL
Headphone Type: In-the-ear
Headset Design: In-ear-canalphone
Wired/Wireless: Wired
Magnet Type: Neodymium
SOUND FEATURES
Headphone Driver Units: 9 mm
Impedance: 12 ohm (Power On)
Sensitivity: 100 dB/mW (Power On)
Frequency Response: 20 - 22000 Hz
Maximum Power Input: 15 mW
Other Sound Features: Noise Isolation: -20 dB
POWER AND BATTERY
Power Supply: Rated Power: 2 mW
CONNECTIVITY
Headphone Jack: 3.5 mm
Cord Type: 1.2 m Symmetrical Cord
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Hi does any one make on of these leads, I have seen a lot of people asking but no one finding them!
If someone could make me one I would buy it (depending on price!)
the pinout for the XDA2 is here:
http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Connectors
the circuit diagram for the nokia Carkit is here:
http://www.siocommunications.co.uk/Forum_Pics/HFU-2_Circuit_Diagram.pdf
OK does any one have the pinout for the Nokia 6310i
May be its a direct mapping just on a differant connecter anyone?
Nokia 6310 pinout
Pin Description
1 VIN CHARGER INPUT VOLTAGE 8.4V 0.8A
2 CHRG CTRL CHARGER CONTROL PWM 32Khz
3 XMIC MIC INPUT 60mV - 1V
4 SGND SIGNAL GROUND
5 XEAR EAR OUTPUT 80mV - 1V
6 MBUS 9600 B/S
7 FBUS_RX 9.6 - 230.4 KB/S
8 FBUS_TX 9.6 - 230.4 KB/S
9 L_GND CHARGER / LOGIC GND
So can I just map pins 3, 4 and 5 that go into the bottom of the phone kit currently to the XDA2 pins
Hi,
I've purchased this cheap, but good cans yesterday and the volume is extremely low on the Transformer (Stock) and good as it should be on my Desire (Root, MIUI, but no Volume hack) and on my friends Desire S (Stock).
What can be the problem with my Transformer?
Edit:
Using Default Music app and Poweramp (purchased) makes no difference.
the higher the impedance (in your case 24 Ohms) the lower the volume. if you plug in some 8 ou 16 ohms earphones the volume will be "louder".
Being a music addict, I suggest you buy a headphone amp rather than using "volume hack" or a pre-amp gain (as poweramp) those will kill your sound.
I have some AKG K518 and yeah the volume is always at 14 or 15 but I would'nt have it louder, plus mine are at 32 Ohms......
Strange is, that my second headphone (Allen&Heath Xone XD-53) is working just fine and it has 36 Ohms impedance - it have the same loudness as on the Desire.
Software related issue - Checked today with the A&H ones and not as loud as before
I have a newly bought xiaomi mi 4 and i am thinking of buying the Audio Technica ATH-M20X headphones for home use. Can the phone support it's high imepdance value of 40 ohm?
40 ohm is actually quite low, hifi headphones are often few hundred ohms. It should be fine, at least my 32 ohm Beyerdynamics are ok.
Hi I have a regular Galaxy S6 G920F and I wonder if I can use relatively high impedance earphones like Beyerdynamic iDX 160 iE (47 ohms). Generally what impedance does this phone supports without amp and what happens if I use higher impedance? Do I simply lose just volume or...?
Additionally is there any software trick like audio mods that can help (similar to overclocking CPU or raising USB charge amperage)
I'm particularly interested in getting those iDX 160s because of balanced sound and availability in my country.
Thanks
I have a passive 3.5mm adapter (one without DAC or amp) and looking for a wired headphone. However, I cannot find detailed audio specs of OnePlus 7 Pro, especially regarding to output impedance (ohms).
VE Monk Plus is what I want to buy but since I don't know how much impedance OnePlus 7 Pro can drive, I wonder if it can drive the headphone well (able to get it loud enough). It needs about 64 ohms to work best.
Anyone has experience with high-ohm headphones? What is the upper limit I should consider an active adapter instead?
How loud they will be, it depends on many factors, not only the output of the phone. I would say, if you want really loud, don't go higher then 32Ohm's. Also, look for headphones which have higher sensitivity "XX dB/mW".
I'm not a loud listener but if a headphone requires me to crank the volume up all the time that would be pretty annoying. VE Monk Plus boasts 64 ohms and 112dB/mW. Do you think it can work well without active DAC or amp?
Thanks