JetBlue headsets questions

I'll be flying JetBlue in a few week with a 4 year old.

Does anyone know if the headsets will fit on a child?

What companies make headsets for children?

What size are are the headset jacks (e.g. 1/8" stereo)?

Thanks in advamce.
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Mike Shapp

In article SZAbc.65870$JO3.38928@attbi_s04,
"Mike Shapp" wrote:

I'll be flying JetBlue in a few week with a 4 year old.

Does anyone know if the headsets will fit on a child?

What companies make headsets for children?

What size are are the headset jacks (e.g. 1/8" stereo)?

Thanks in advamce.

JetBlue's freebie headsets are basic, crappy, adult-sized, over the head
headsets, that can be replaced with any standard Walkman type. If you
want soemthing for your child, I'd recommend a style with individual
earbuds.

What kind of plugs do they have?

Mike Schumann

"Chris Bastian" wrote in message
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In article SZAbc.65870$JO3.38928@attbi_s04,
"Mike Shapp" wrote:

I'll be flying JetBlue in a few week with a 4 year old.

Does anyone know if the headsets will fit on a child?

What companies make headsets for children?

What size are are the headset jacks (e.g. 1/8" stereo)?

Thanks in advamce.

JetBlue's freebie headsets are basic, crappy, adult-sized, over the head
headsets, that can be replaced with any standard Walkman type. If you
want soemthing for your child, I'd recommend a style with individual
earbuds.

Mike Schumann wrote:
What kind of plugs do they have?

Normal 1/8" stereo.

I bring a $15 pair of headphones and it makes a world of difference over the
$0.50 ones they provide.

miguel
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They aren't the dual plug types that you see on other airlines?

Mike Schumann

"Miguel Cruz" wrote in message
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Mike Schumann wrote:
What kind of plugs do they have?

Normal 1/8" stereo.

I bring a $15 pair of headphones and it makes a world of difference over
the
$0.50 ones they provide.

miguel
--
Hit The Road! Photos and tales from around the world: http://travel.u.nu

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Mike Schumann wrote:
They aren't the dual plug types that you see on other airlines?

Mike Schumann

No. they aren't. You can plug in a simple Sony headset that you
can buy at Best buy or WalMart for a walkman, and they will work fine.

BL.
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