Connect a 3.5mm ear bud jack

I'm assuming u have bluetooth on stereo find bluetooth on ur phone, turn it on and find the device u need. I do it old fashion way with cord has headphone jack on one end to plug in phone and red and white to plug into stereo. If u really want low tech cassette tape with headphone jack works too.

Have you use another headphones insteading of your Sony headphones to have a try? Make sure it is not the problem of headphone, then you may need a headphone jack replacement to replace the old one.
I've also met this situation with my phone. Finally I found the right
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Could be possibly dirt in Ipad headphone jack (common prob) - put a drop of isopropyl alcohol in Ipad jack - just a drop. You might also check headphones in a computer jack to verify if it is possibly the headphones.

bluetooth is a type of wireless connectivity between supported devices. you can share music files with other mobile users through bluetooth , and you may use a bluetooth wireless headset to listen to the music files being played through your bluetooth enabled systems such as laptop and may also be supported by yuor phone.

The cat chewed my skullcandy headphone wire in two, how do I splice them. Thank you, Robin

You have to connect the unbalanced output (the 6.3mm jack) to the laptop's line in (or mic with setting the rec level at very low settings) 3.5mm jack. In details the wiring should be as follows:
6,3mm jack shield to 3,5mm jack shield
6,3mm jack ring to 3,5mm jack shield
6,3mm jack tip to 3,5mm jack tip and ring

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U can connect your mobile to bluetooth headset. In bluetooth option there with be "Search for audio enhancement" option it will find out if your bluetooth headset is on and working. If u connect you can hear thru bluetooth. Pls vote for me if my suggestion is helpful.
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Perhaps you can specify which Bose amplifier you have. Presumably it drives the 5 speakers. Can you specify which computer you have? Do you have an add-on sound card? Does your computer have a 4 or more channel output? That is a different matter. Do you want the highest possible audio quality?

I'm going to assume the simplest configuration here.

1) There are two likely auxiliary input jacks for the Bose amp. One is a single 1/8" stereo jack. This jack would fit your ear bud headphones. Try this with it turned off. The other option are dual RCA jacks. These have a center opening around a cylinder about the size of a pencil. The center opening is about the size of that ear bud plug, but don't try and put it in there. The cylinder outside will have a metal ring.

2) Determine the output of your computer sound card. It is most likely a 1/8" stereo jack, so try your ear buds with it turned off. Many computers have a headphone jack and then a speaker jack. The speaker jack may be color coded green. You should be able to drive off of either of these but you will want to control the volume on your computer appropriately because the speaker output may drive too strongly for your Bose. Turn the volume up slowly.

So, then you need to go buy a cable. Here are two likely possibilities:

a) 1/8" stereo male to dual RCA male
for example: http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3449316
b) 1/8" stereo male to male
for example: http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2102949

most best buy stores have extra axcessories where the headphones and portable tape players are. try there, they might have them.