Headphone socket
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zebbo
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Headphone socket
Doc, I've just bought myself a set of headphones and tried them this evening. When I plugged them in it didn't cut off the speakers is that correct? Do I have to unplug the speaker cables when I want to use the headphones?
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Dr Bunsen Honeydew
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Re: Headphone socket
'Fraid so, putting a set of switch contacts in the speaker lines is a no-no.zebbo wrote:Doc, I've just bought myself a set of headphones and tried them this evening. When I plugged them in it didn't cut off the speakers is that correct? Do I have to unplug the speaker cables when I want to use the headphones?
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zebbo
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Re: Headphone socket
Ok, fair enuff. 
Audio Grail "Sable" Garrard 401 with Cumbrian Green Slate plinth / Audiomods 6 / Benz Micro Gullwing SLR, Phono 2, NVA INT400sa. (Oh and a Copland CDA823 CD Player, for when I fancy a bit of the devil's spawn!)