3.5 mm questons

[fiberzs is dad]

can a 3.5mm headphone jack run 80 ohm dt770;s because i have heard some crackle sometimes but unsure if they are bad or if the jack cant drive it properly.

[Electronics Wizardy]

the 3.5 trs connectors doesn't determine what resistance of headphones can be used.

[fiberzs is dad]

1 minute ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

the 3.5 trs connectors doesn't determine what resistance of headphones can be used.

please put it in stupid

[Himommies]

3.5mmjack cannot  delive enough power to run 80 ohm headphones I think you might need a amp but don't quote me on this

[fiberzs is dad]

1 minute ago, Himommies said:

3.5mmjack cannot  delive enough power to run 80 ohm headphones I think you might need a amp but don't quote me on this

thanks that what i thought thanks for putting it in stupid for me

[Guest]

6 minutes ago, fiberzs is dad said:

thanks that what i thought thanks for putting it in stupid for me

 

You're getting audio interference. a DAC/amp or soundcard may fix the issue, but it may not. Troubleshooting guide in my sigline. Post if you have questions.

[anothertom]

5 minutes ago, Himommies said:

3.5mmjack cannot  delive enough power to run 80 ohm headphones I think you might need a amp but don't quote me on this

Nope. The 3.5mm jack is just a connector, if you so desired you could wire it up to a mains plug. the connector has absolutely no link to the headphone impedence and sensitivity or the devices output specs.

 

if you've got a crackly connection then there is a loose connection somewhere, try the headphones with a different device and different headphones with the device to see where the loose connection is, solve accordingly.

 

 

[fiberzs is dad]

2 minutes ago, anothertom said:

Nope. The 3.5mm jack is just a connector, if you so desired you could wire it up to a mains plug. the connector has absolutely no link to the headphone impedence and sensitivity or the devices output specs.

 

if you've got a crackly connection then there is a loose connection somewhere, try the headphones with a different device and different headphones with the device to see where the loose connection is, solve accordingly.

 

 

ok

[spwath]

1 hour ago, anothertom said:

Nope. The 3.5mm jack is just a connector, if you so desired you could wire it up to a mains plug.

 

 

Probably would melt the internal plasics though. But your point is valid.

[Electronics Wizardy]

6 hours ago, Himommies said:

3.5mmjack cannot  delive enough power to run 80 ohm headphones I think you might need a amp but don't quote me on this

Not a issues. You can pump lots of power over than connector.

[Guest]

Trying to drive 80 ohms over 3.5mm TRS: