Far End Gear XDU Pathfinder + Mic Single Stereo-to-Mono Noise Isolating Earphone Instructions Manual

Far End Gear XDU Pathfinder + Mic Single Stereo-to-Mono Noise Isolating

Earphone

Specifications

• BRAND: Far End Gear
• MODEL NAME: Language _ tag
• COLOR: Black
• FORM FACTOR: In Ear
• CONNECTIVITY TECHNOLOGY: Wired
• PLUG: 3.5mm
• CORD: 42 inch long nylon-reinforced TPU cord
• PRODUCT DIMENSIONS: 1.2 x 6.7 x 1.8 inches
• ITEM WEIGHT: 0.423 ounces
• COMPATIBLE WITH: iPhone, LG, Samsung, Blackberry, Motorola, and HTC smartphones

Introduction

Our in-ear type earbud with in-line microphone is made to be worn comfortably in either ear for a secure, nearly tailored fit, whether you’re listening to music or taking phone calls. It is Compatible with most mobile phones that have a 3.5mm 4-conductor plug, including the iPhone, LG, Samsung, Blackberry, Motorola, and HTC. It is also Compatible with Sansa, Creative, Etek, Ativa, RCA, Apple iPods, Apple iPhones, Sony MP3 Players, Laptops, and Desktop Computers, as well as other inexpensive MP3 players. Single Earbud, Stereo-to- Mono, One Side, and Good Sound.

WHAT’S IN THE BOX

• 3 silicone eartips
• Microphone with single button
• Stereo-to-mono single earphone

HOW TO MAKE SOUND COME OUT OF BOTH EARPHONES

Depending on the audio settings on your headset, it might only play in one ear. So make sure the mono option is off in your audio properties by checking your audio properties. Make sure the voice levels on both earbuds are balanced as well.

HOW TO ENABLE MONO AUDIO

You can choose Mono Audio under Accessibility and even slide the sound from one ear to the other. Users of Android devices should navigate to Settings; pick Accessibility, then Hearing and Tap Mono Audio. To make Mono Audio simpler to turn on and off, Android users can also develop a widget.

HOW TO ADJUST VOLUME IN ONE EARPHONE

• Start the Settings application.
• Scroll down in the Settings app and select Accessibility.
• To access the section regarding audio and on-screen text, scroll down.
• To increase the volume in the left or right ear, move the slider for audio balance to the left or right.

HOW TO KNOW IF AUDIO IS MONO OR STEREO

Observing the waveforms of each channel is our first trick. The recording was probably mono if the waveforms are identical. You are working with a stereo file if there are clear variances between the waveforms of each channel.

HOW TO BALANCE SOUND

• Launch the “Control Panel.”
• Look for “Sound” and click on it.
• Put a right-click on your headphones and choose “Properties.”
• The ‘Levels’ tab can be selected.
• The “Balance” button should be clicked on your device’s right.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of mono audio?

When playing audio, the Mono audio setting causes the left and right audio channels to play back simultaneously. Users with specific types of hearing loss or for safety-related reasons, such as when you need to listen to your surroundings, should utilize Mono playback rather than Stereo.

Why do earbuds malfunction?

The most common reasons why earphones and earbuds quit working are cable tension, incorrect wiring from the manufacturer, moisture damage, and damage to the sound drivers. These incidents could result in audio shorts or a total disconnect between the drivers and the audio source.

Is it acceptable to only use one earbud?

Single-earphone use puts your hearing at risk and increases the likelihood of ear fatigue. This is mostly a function of how your brain interprets sound, a phenomenon known as Binaural Loudness Summation.

Which is preferable, mono or stereo?

Because stereo audio isn’t constrained to a single audio channel, it often sounds broader and more dynamic. Using several channels gives all the various components and layers on a track more room to shine. And as a result, the sound is more realistic, detailed, and 3D-like.

Does mono produce louder sound?

One signal is supplied to each speaker in a mono audio setup. Multiple speakers can reproduce the same signal, but since there won’t be any difference between them, there won’t be any stereophonic broad effect; instead, everything will merely sound louder.

How durable are earbuds?

Personally, I find that earbuds generally survive a year with medium to heavy use before developing problems, such as one side of the earphone ceasing to function, the mic ceasing to function (if there), or the wired version pausing and restarting the music on its own when moved.

Are headphones repairable?

Repairs for headphones are offered by several audio and electronics stores. If you are unable to find a local repair shop, you might consider sending your headphones to the maker or another repair facility for a fix. Your headphones can also be covered by a warranty, depending on the issue.

Why do earbuds sustain damage so easily?

The intricate internal components of your earbuds will quickly deteriorate if you frequently use them to listen to loud music. Soon you’ll hear crackling, scratchy, or fuzzy noises, which can mean the speakers in your headphones, are already damaged.

Suppose I misplaced an earbud.

If one of your pair’s earbuds is broken or missing, you’ll need to buy a replacement. You must buy both earphones in order to receive a replacement because the true wireless earbuds are attached to the charging case.

What results do headphones produce?

Dizziness: Loud noise frequently increases the pressure in the ear canal, which can lead to this condition. Ear infections: Because the earbuds are inserted directly into the ear canal, they obstruct airflow, increasing the risk of ear infections.

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