will these glasses work on a mitsubishi wd60737 without an emitter
167085
Make sure the tv does not require an emitter for 3D. If it does not, these glasses will work.
167086
I believe they do, I am using them without an emitter since I have an LDP TV.
167087
Yes, for DLP Link 3d, these glasses should be fine. No emitter is needed for DLP.
167088
I believe they will. These work with any DLP-Link TV. DLP-Link is essentially a white flash on the screen that sync's the glasses to the video. These are by far the best DLP-Link glasses on the market for a great price. My opinion is to buy a pair, try them out, and return them if they don't work with your unit. Amazon (and its merchants) are always great with returns.
167089
I would say yes. I have an 82838 and the glasses work without an IR emitter. The emitter is needed when you use non-DLP link glasses. Make sure you have a checkerboard 3D setting on your tv (as opposed to side-by-side). I read somwhere that the 60373 may still require an emitter if it was mfg between 2008 and 2010. Not sure how true that is. Since all 3D ready DLP tvs should work fine. btw...I have two brands of DLP Link glasses - Optoma and TrueDepth 3D Model VA-DD2. The VA-DD1 model, has a limited range. Also the VA-DD2 model is more susceptible to ambient light. The Optoma glasses work great in all light situations. Enjoy your 3D experience! I would say yes. I have an 82838 and the glasses work without an IR emitter. The emitter is needed when you use non-DLP link glasses. Make sure you have a checkerboard 3D setting on your tv (as opposed to side-by-side). I read somwhere that the 60373 may still require an emitter if it was mfg between 2008 and 2010. Not sure how true that is. Since all 3D ready DLP tvs should work fine. btw...I have two brands of DLP Link glasses - Optoma and TrueDepth 3D Model VA-DD2. The VA-DD1 model, has a limited range. Also the VA-DD2 model is more susceptible to ambient light. The Optoma glasses work... » Read More I would say yes. I have an 82838 and the glasses work without an IR emitter. The emitter is needed when you use non-DLP link glasses. Make sure you have a checkerboard 3D setting on your tv (as opposed to side-by-side). I read somwhere that the 60373 may still require an emitter if it was mfg between 2008 and 2010. Not sure how true that is. Since all 3D ready DLP tvs should work fine. btw...I have two brands of DLP Link glasses - Optoma and TrueDepth 3D Model VA-DD2. The VA-DD1 model, has a limited range. Also the VA-DD2 model is more susceptible to ambient light. The Optoma glasses work great in all light situations. Enjoy your 3D experience! « Show Less
812032
If they are for a Mitsubishi 3D set the emitter is not in the glasses. The tv I bought required a separate divice that was sold by Disney and Mitsubishi. That had a box one part connects to ur DVD player other to your TV set. Then you have a third cable that is the emitter. By the way the box can detect if you are playing a 3D movie or regular tv. So you have nothing to change, it is all automatic. It does have a remote if you like to manually change setting but I never used it. I hope this helps. The box is around $100.00 and I have seen it for as much as $200.00 so shop around. I found mine at amazon but I just can't think of the name. You can always call Mitsubishi they can guy you with all of it. :-)
1737072
Yes- these work well with the Mitsubishi 1080p DLP projection television- they are great because they are rechargeable and hold a charge for months. We are very pleased with our purchase of these 3D glasses and recommend them. : )
229642
hi both our rechargeable model shown here and our nonrechargeable asin B004G2VJM6 have been among the very top selling and highest rated on the net for 4 years. They work with all Mitsubishi and Samsung DLP TV's and all DLP Link projectors. In early models the TV's internal DLP Link emitter is always on when you are in 3D mode--in later ones you have the choice to turn it off and turn on the external emitter which you plug into the 3 pin VESA emitter jack in the back of the TV. In a few models there is also an internal emitter for Panasonic mode glasses. You cannot use DLP Link at the same time as the other internal or external emitter. All model require 1920x1080 60hz 3D input or similar and early models require it to be in checkerboard format from a PC with 3D file player or via the special 3DA1 or 3DC1000 adapter. Several Models accept only side by side 3D format. For the 738 and 838 p16 in your manual tells you about these issues: "Checkerboard format, 1080p, 60-Hz; (lower resolutions may be supported but will not fill the screen)-- Side-by-Side format, 1080p, 24/30/60 Hz; 720p, 60 Hz * Active-shutter 3D glasses, DLP link" and it shows a graphic of your menu choices for 3D ON, Checker or SbyS, IR emitter or DLP Link and std or reverse(ie to reverse eye polarity if the image looks strange). We also sell the widest variety of emitter and glasses kits and are the only ones left who sell and support the 3DA1 and 3DC1000 kits since Mitsubishi left the projector/TV market 2 years ago. Regards Michael
912331
I have optoma HD 25 E projector and Zonic DLP glasses Can this emitter work for them
2007548
The Mitsubishi adapter, and a source is all you need yes, and the glasses of course, you will have to go into the tv settings and configure the 3D options correctly once you hook up a source, a source could be a PS3, or 3D blu-ray player.
9962
They work on the Optima HD131Xe which is the 99% the same hardware. Just make sure you go into the menu and change 3D sync to DLP Link. Default is RF that you need an external module for which in my opinion is stupid to be as a default. I have 4 pairs and love watching 3d with them. Just make sure when using the glasses you get them in the correct L/R sync. Just tap the button on the bridge of the nose quickly to change. You will easily see that the picture looks better one way versus the other especially when there is text on the screen.
128291
They worked with mine. These glasses come with near-dead or completely dead batteries (CR2032), so have replacements ready if/when you decide to purchase.
1934466
Yes, but not as well as you might expect. Size and extra heat pose problems. So does quality when it comes to longevity. Their light pattern is not always as good as a stock bulb configuration. If you are after a brighter bulb using the stock wattage, use a Silverstar or PIAA . even if they burn a little hotter, their configuration prevents them from burning the socket or melting the lens.
2102300
The old saying, "you get what you pay for", certainly applies to these glasses. I got "stuck" with 4 pairs of these and they are lousy, in my estimation. I bought a Panasonic Plasma T.V. and immediately ordered 4 pairs because they were so cheap compared to the real 3D glasses. Putting them on is like having on a pair of regular glasses. Maybe they'll work with a Mitsubishi T.V., but if you buy, don't expect to much. I still have them, but they'regathering dust in a cabinet. Good luck! Ralph
1605179
It will transmit to the glasses, but with Mitsubishi, you also need the 3d signal converter kit. I have yet to find one that works other than the panasonic version that is 600.00.
2007551
i don't see why it wouldn't, but i'm not an expert 3D Mitsubishi guy. ;) If you have the connections and the TV says u need an external box then this might just be the one for you! If you do buy this you will need a couple HDMI cables to make sure everything gets connected and you will need some 3D glasses to view. (These are the glasses i bought, they don't carry them anymore, but a lil searching and you could find something that would work the same http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0053T9I42/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1)
887925
Yes. Your model came with a built in 3d emitter that works with these glasses. Be mindful of the instructions with the glasses as they have settings for each brand and explore the options on your TV for 3d. Also it really helped me to make sure my TV was an appropriate height, it does wonders for the 3d.
1700288
Open panel on the back of your TV and see if your bulb look exactly like this one. I did a search using you tv name and model number supplied and found this bulb that should work. Check you manual for the bulb part number to make sure. I recommend you clean the bulb compartment when changing the bulb to make you have proper air flow for cooling.http://www.amazon.com/915B441001-Mitsubishi-WD-65638-WD-60638-WD-82738/dp/B00FWNI5EI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1416339323&sr;=8-1&keywords;=wd-65638.
818721
Make sure you set the 3d mode to ir emitter and not dlp. They should work fine. I have 65-738 TV using the PS 3d glasses with this emitter no problem.
1201221
I can not address your specific television and to whether or not these glasses will work with it. If your television is a 3D and it uses the passive system then the glasses should work. If your television uses the active (the glasses are run with batteries) then I do not believe they will work.
532181
I really don't know the answer BUT... my Mitsubishi is 3D "Ready" and this bulb is an OEM replacement so my thinking is, it should work fine