SALAR K97 Ultra-Thin Neck-band Headphone with Microphone

Specifications:

• Fashion Neck-band Headphone, contracted deft contemporary modelling
• Gooseneck tube mic, suitable for online chat
• Best Headphone and microphone are integrated together
• This Neck-band Headphone is lightweight, over-the-head design that enables comfortable use
• Ear shell surface through specular processing, colour is gorgeous
• Using the high quality 27mm high fidelity loudspeaker, voice bright and clear, the details reduction is outstanding
• Adjustable wire volume, convenient use
• Mic lmpedance: ≤2.2kΩ
• Mic Sensitivity(S.P.L): -41dB±3dB
• Directivity: Omni
• Driver Diameter: 27mm / 1in
• Headphone Impedance: 32Ω
• Frequency Response: 20~20kHz
• Acoustic Pressure Sensitivity(S.P.L): 95dB±3dB(1KHz)
• Cord Length: 2.3m / 91in
• Mic Dimensions: 6.0 x 5.0mm / 0.24 x 0.2(L x W)

Details:

• Fashionable design and streamlined appearance gives you a beautiful enjoyment

• Using the high quality 27mm high fidelity loudspeaker, voice bright and clear, the details reduction is outstanding

• Perfect packge, easy to use and high-quality music effect, and can work continuously for a long time

How to Wire a Stereo Headphone Plug:

• Solder the positive wire from the left headphone speaker to the tip connection in the body of the jack plug. The tip is the "arrowhead" part of the plug on the very end. It uses the smallest solder tag inside the body of the plug, at the center of the connections
• Solder the positive wire from the right headphone speaker to the ring connector. The ring is the middle band on the jack plug and uses the solder tag inside the body of the plug that is slightly longer than the tip connection
• Solder the negative wires from both the left and right headphone speakers to the sleeve connection. The sleeve is the largest connection at the base of the plug, and has a long solder tag that reaches the full length of the jack plug's body

How to Use Stereo Headphones on PS3:

• Plug an audio output cable from your PS3 to your stereo system. The simplest way to do this is to use either a fiber-optic digital audio cable or component cables. The digital audio cable is a dedicated cable for audio signals only. The component cable has two jacks that carry audio signal -- one red, the other white or black. Plug one of these options into the appropriate ports on your stereo
• Set your stereo to the audio input you plugged the PS3 into. This will differ depending on the type of cable you used and the type of stereo you have. The stereo owner's manual should describe how to switch between audio inputs
• Configure your PS3 to output audio over the type of cable you used to connect it to the stereo. Go to the "Settings" column of the PS3's main menu, select "Settings," then "Audio Output Settings." This will bring up a list of three audio output options: "HDMI," "Digital Out (Optical)," and "Audio Input Connector/SCART/AV MULTI." If you used the fiber-optic cable, select "Digital Out (Optical)." If you used component cables, select "Audio Input Connector/SCART/AV MULTI."
• Select an audio output format from the following menu that is compatible with your stereo system -- 2 channel, Dolby 5.1, Dolby 7.1, etc. If you are using stereo headphones, your stereo will automatically convert any audio signal from the PS3 to 2 channel
• Plug your headphones into your stereo. Most stereos will automatically output audio only to headphones when they are plugged in. The stereo owner's manual should describe how to switch to headphone output if it doesn't switch automatically

Package Included:

• 1 x Neck-band Headphone