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I have a pair of Dre beats (which didnt work in my Arc handset), until i used the jack off of my Astro gaming headphones. However, they sound no WHERE NEAR as loud as they do when plugged into my laptop? I was wondering if their is a way of getting the full potential from the headphones? thanks
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If I'm not mistaken Dre Beats don't use/support the same standard we use.
We use the standard OMPT. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OMTP
I think Dre Beats use CTIA. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CTIA_%E2%80%93_The_Wireless_Association
These are two different standards and there will likely be compatibility issues when you try to use either with the other.
the stars is the word J A C K, without the space of course...
If I'm not mistaken Dre Beats don't use/support the same standard we use.
We use the standard OMPT. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OMTP
I think Dre Beats use CTIA. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CTIA_%E2%80%93_The_Wireless_Association
These are two different standards and there will likely be compatibility issues when you try to use either with the other.
you are correct, i found the j ack as i said before which enabled the headphones, but they were not were good as i said before..
however, Monster (who make the Beats brand), have ones that do work. i swapped my beats straight over at HMV for Monster Turbine in-ears, which are enabled on my Arc handset. hope this helps for any future Beats purchasers. The headphones are almost identical in sound, and are exactly the same in price.
Great info! Thanks a lot for posting this. 