If I connect my stereo phones into this; then this into a 6" RCA audio adaptor that plugs into tv w-red/white plugs, will I get stereo sound?
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There are no RCA connectors on this amp. You plug a 3.5mm TRS male stereo plug into the input and on the output side you plug in your headphones (up to 4 sets) which are also standard 3.5mm TRS stereo male plugs. On the output side if you use a TRS stereo male out which adapts to two RCA plugs, you will get Stereo sound. Generally white is left channel and Red is right channel. However, I would not recommend this device for that, at it has too much hiss. Edit: You could also use the TRS to RCA on the input side. For example if you wanted to connect a CD or DVD player.
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Yes, you will get stereo sound just fine. I am assuming that you have a Y-shaped adapter, with the red and white "RCA" connectors on one end to plug into the TV and either a 1/4" or 1/8" stereo male plug on the other end, which you will plug into the back of the ART amp. Then you can plug 4 pair of headphones into it and have stereo on all of them.
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There are no RCA connectors on this amp. You plug a 3.5mm TRS male stereo plug into the input and on the output side you plug in your headphones (up to 4 sets) which are also standard 3.5mm TRS stereo male plugs.On the output side if you use a TRS stereo male out which adapts to two RCA plugs, you will get Stereo sound. Generally white is left channel and Red is right channel.However, I would not recommend this device for that, at it has too much hiss.Edit: You could also use the TRS to RCA on the input side. For example if you wanted to connect a CD or DVD player.
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Yes of course. All you need is a stereo 1/8 (or 1/4) to 2 RCA cable (white red).
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The black and red connectors you're referring to are for the right channel and left channel. If you were to put it into this splitter, you MIGHT get sound (depending on the power of the amplifier your pushing sound from), but it would push a mono channel into each channel, so no stereo sound. That's IF it works.
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If you have your TV connected to a surround sound system, you could connect the headphones to an audio output on the surround sound receiver. Either that, or you might try looking for an audio adapter that goes from digital to RCA plugs. Sorry to say, it doesn't sound like you have too many options. These headphones really do sound, and work great, if you can get them connected. Hope this helps. Good luck.
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Well my TV doesn't have rca jacks it only had this 3.5mm jack so that's why I ended up buying this. If your TV has the 3.5mm AV jack it might help it. I know mine is a tight fit.
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If you use the audio jacks (red/white) with an adaptor to the type of plug on your earbuds, and also a long extension, it should be no problem. Radio Shack would have such things relatively cheap. There are also wireless headphone setups available that cost more. There is no small headphone jack on the tv.
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This HDMI adapter works for adapting the HDMI(Digital) signal to a Component(Red, Blue, Green-Analog) and stereo out(Red, White- Audio). Unless your TV has component input then you would only be able to use the audio stereo from this adapter. There are different converters out there that are able to convert HDMI(Digital) to composite(S-Video) or to an RCA(Yellow-Analog) format. I hope this helps. Good luck.
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This would not work for your stereo. It picks up digital television transmissions and the connector is different.
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To best answer this you know the Red And White plugins you see come with TVs ? You can get this adapter :rca to 3.5mm(female) adapter: to plug in your headphones as easy as hooking the Adapter too the back then into the headphones.
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Yes,... well more than likely. Most flat screens should work. Look to see if your TV has a headphone jack, some do. If not, check the back or side of your TV for a set of red and white connections labeled Audio Out. If they're there, use a breakout cable to make the 3.5mm connector "adapt" to the red and white RCA.... search "3.5mm to RCA Stereo Breakout" Make sure you pick up the correct length for your application. You'll need one that is female 3.5mm to male RCA. If you get confused by male and female, take a second look at which connection plugs into the other. You'll figure it out :P Yes,... well more than likely. Most flat screens should work. Look to see if your TV has a headphone jack, some do. If not, check the back or side of your TV for a set of red and white connections labeled Audio Out. If they're there, use a breakout cable to make the 3.5mm connector "adapt" to the red and white RCA.... search "3.5mm to RCA Stereo Breakout" Make sure you pick up the correct length for your application. You'll need one that is female 3.5mm to male RCA. If you get confused by male and female, take a second look at which connection plugs into the other.... » Read More Yes,... well more than likely. Most flat screens should work. Look to see if your TV has a headphone jack, some do. If not, check the back or side of your TV for a set of red and white connections labeled Audio Out. If they're there, use a breakout cable to make the 3.5mm connector "adapt" to the red and white RCA.... search "3.5mm to RCA Stereo Breakout" Make sure you pick up the correct length for your application. You'll need one that is female 3.5mm to male RCA. If you get confused by male and female, take a second look at which connection plugs into the other. You'll figure it out :P « Show Less
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Yes. You'll need an adaptor that has a 3.5mm male stereo plug to left and right RCA male.
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Yes, I'm sorry to report we had similar trouble: It knocked out the sound to our whole TV system, which is hooked up through a stereo. We eventually got it back, but every time we plugged the splitter back in, it knocked it out again. I wound up returning it.
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does your t.v. have rca output for sound (red and white ports)? if so, you could get a 3.5mm male to RCA stereo cable and plug the T.V. directly to the speakers. And yes, your hypothetical set up should work (don't know about the good sound part), but you'd probably still need the cable that I mentioned (if a cable box is anything like my direcTV box or a Roku box, there won't be a 3.5mm output there either)
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If the output is stereo and the devices have a 3.5mm input and output port for sound then it should work.Mashmal stated the standard red and white stereo sound from a composite cable. While I do not disagree that if you have composite and not 3.5mm cables for the sound (which is likely in most home television setups) that a composite switch would work better, but I do disagree that you convert it to 3.5mm unless you just have to. Conversion can degrade sound quality. Also, if your conversion method is not the best quality you might see some bad results as well.
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Yes...sound goes in via HDMI and out on the Red and White plugs...connect red and white to your sound system.
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I am glad to help if I can. I am an old man, so I understand the frustration. Also that is why I keep correcting myself -- too many mistakes these days.Here are a couple of other ideas at Amazon, using the TV adapter, but plugging the red and white cables into a 3.5mm headphone jack:3.5mm Male to RCA Female - 6 inchC2G / Cables to Go 40645 3.5mm Stereo Male To 2X RCA Female Adapter
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If the cable ends look like the usual vcr or stereo cables, then, yes, it will input stereo outputs. It may not be the high fidelity sound from audiophile systems but....
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no because i have it connected to samsung hdtv downstairs in the mini-headphone jack one of them and have two more connected on each side so i can connect to multiple devices that can use the headphone to rca red & white adaptor.if you hear the sound from two devices don't sound right maybe the belkin splitter are defective because i happened to me with other cheap brands i bought.i'm planing to upgrade to devices that use digital optical out that my samsung tv's have i just hope some invented splitters for that kind of output.did you try the belkin five way splitter becuase i'm using it for samsung hdtv upstairs an it sounds like its working fine. no because i have it connected to samsung hdtv downstairs in the mini-headphone jack one of them and have two more connected on each side so i can connect to multiple devices that can use the headphone to rca red & white adaptor.if you hear the sound from two devices don't sound right maybe the belkin splitter are defective because i happened to me with other cheap brands i bought.i'm planing to upgrade to devices that use digital optical out that my samsung tv's have i just hope some invented splitters for that kind of output.did you try the belkin five... » Read More no because i have it connected to samsung hdtv downstairs in the mini-headphone jack one of them and have two more connected on each side so i can connect to multiple devices that can use the headphone to rca red & white adaptor.if you hear the sound from two devices don't sound right maybe the belkin splitter are defective because i happened to me with other cheap brands i bought.i'm planing to upgrade to devices that use digital optical out that my samsung tv's have i just hope some invented splitters for that kind of output.did you try the belkin five way splitter becuase i'm using it for samsung hdtv upstairs an it sounds like its working fine. « Show Less