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Q: QuestionSo these are bluetooth but have a cord and can be plugged into computers, etc just like normal headphones?

Asked 9 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer Yes they can. I used them on my phone with the power to the headphones off so if you don't have a Bluetooth device to use them with or the battery runs out you can use the cord it comes with to listen to music make phone calls or whatever else you need them for.

  Answered 9 years ago by Boseblaster

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Q: QuestionWhen will the MM 550-X be back in stock?Wanted to purchase them in-store or online but they've been out. Any idea when it will be re-stocked? Thank you.

Asked 10 years ago by Josh.

Q: QuestionWill these work with televisions?

Asked 10 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer They will if you buy a bluetooth reciever that you can plug into tv"s USB port.

  Answered 10 years ago by domo12

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Q: QuestionHow long a fully charged battery last?

Asked 11 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer At 1/4 Volume they last at least nine hours. Mine are on for that long a few days a week.

  Answered 10 years ago by domo12

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Q: QuestionCan the MM550-X receive non APT-X Bluetooth SignalsWill the Sennheiser MM550-X recieve a bluetooth signal from a generic BT transmitter such as the http://www.bestbuy.com/site/bluesense-trm-wireless-a2dp-bluetooth-transmitter-adapter-for-kindle-tablets-cleaning-kit/1305723007.p?id=mp1305723007&skuId=1305723007&st=bluetooth%20adapter&cp=4&lp=3 or does the MM550-X require a Apt-X bluetooth x-mitter

Asked 11 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer There are two bluetooth signals, one that you find in older electronics and the newest version is new electronics. Both will work with each other, but if one of your devices/transmitters don't have the newest version you just won't be able to utilize the enhanced benefits of the newer technology. But this will not effect your ability to connect and listen. Any Bluetooth device should be able to connect with another.

  Answered 10 years ago by cyclin3235

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Q: QuestionCase continuedHow would one go about replacing a lost travel bag?

Asked 12 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer You can always go to Ross and purchase a new one. However, if you had items in that lost bag, report to the police, giving details as to where you think you last had, color, contents, any special features it may have. Then, pray that someone turns up with.

  Answered 10 years ago by Newflatscreenmom

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Q: QuestioncaseI am looking for a case to protect these while I travel. What would they fit in?

Asked 12 years ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer What about a glass case? You can purchase one fairly inexpensive at Ross or Target

  Answered 10 years ago by Jenny

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Q: QuestionIs the MM 450 X a wireless headphone?

Asked 12 years ago by Dr. Jacques.

• A:Answer Thank you for your question. The Sennheiser MM 450 X is wireless, but also can be used as a wired headphone as well. The MM 450 X comes with a headphone cable so you can use your headphone anytime with or without the cable.

  Answered 12 years ago by TheSennheiserSoundGuy

  
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Q: QuestionHard of hearing headphone systemI want to be able to control the balance and volume of the headphones independent from the overall speaker volume control being use to listen to same TV, VCR Apple TV or Xbox switchable setup. What is the best way to accomplish this and with what? I have hearing problem,

Asked 12 years ago by Boyd.

• A:Answer A separate headphone amp WITH EITHER volume controls for each channel OR a balance control. Since this is a usual request for some Pros too; they are blessed with a sound board to make these adjustments...this is a Third option.

  Answered 10 years ago by Audiobrute

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