Hi. Will this work on a television set? And is it possible to have more than 1 headphone connected to it? (for 2 kids)
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Be advised that this is a Bluetooth RECEIVER, not transmitter. I use it to stream audio FROM my handhelds/tablets TO my speaker system at home. (The adapter itself is connected to my speakers via miniplug/RCA.) I broadcast audio from the TV wirelessly using Sennheiser RS170 headphones, which allows for multiple headsets and has much higher fidelity that Bluetooth.
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I have a Bluetooth TRANSMITTER, also sold by Gadjet zone @ about $20,that will plug into the audio or headphone) jack on a TV, stereo, whatever, and once connected provides a Bluetooth signal that can be picked up by any number of Bluetooth enabled headset/earphones. Not sure about this specific device.
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This device is a Bluetooth RECEIVER so if your TV will use it as a playback device then this will work for you. It has a standard 3.5mm headphone plug on it so you could use a splitter and connect two pairs of headphones.
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Thanks very much for your question. The headphones you inquire about will not connect to most TVs unless there is a specific headphone jack. For TV you should look at the Sennheiser RS120 or RS 160 system. World Wide Stereo is a 35 years old dealer.
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Well you would have to check the connections on them, almost all computers will have a 3.5mm jack that will work with these headphones but not as many TVs will support it, it just depends on your specific make and model.
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it would probably not work as it most likely transmits on only one channel. However, if the set with the headphones was muted, then the other set could be heard by the one without the headphones. muting the tv does not mute the headphone.
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Yes you can listen to the tv at the same time, if you like of course if not lower the tv down. The way it works is the tv volume can be super low to the point where you won't hear it but your husband with the headphones will hear it because it comes with its own volume control.
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This could be used with a Television, but there are some requirements. This speaker could be plugged directly into a headphone jack, but most televisions do not have these. This speaker could be connected to the audio out jacks using a RCA to 3.5mm conversion cable or adapter. Amazon has several like -- http://www.amazon.com/Audio-Adapter-3-5mm-Jack-Plugs/dp/B000A3GPIS -- Remember that you may need an audio headphone extension cable as well. Also - If using the RCA to 3.5mm adapter, you may ( if desired ) turn off the internal speakers in the audio setup menu of the television so that you get just the pillow speaker and not both the pillow speaker and the television speakers. Best Regards and Good Luck, it is not as difficult as it sounds to get this working.
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If you have sound for your headphones it will work. You can attach five more headphones.
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Yes....one person can listen to normal TV volume, while the other person wears the headphones. Headphones have their own volume control and on/off switch.
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You should be able to plug in a pair of headphones into the TV and be able to hear fine. If plugged in all the way, there should be no "noise" coming out of the Television itself. We currently have normal speakers plugged into ours and no sound comes out of the TV speakers, only the speakers plugged in.
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Absolutely, it will work and this particular HDTV does have a headphone jack. (I think that many TV's don't but I am not sure.)Also all of these flat screens have lousy speakers since they have to make the TV so small, so using other speakers would be extremely helpful.
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I talked with sony chat on their website (garret-c5cx) and he said this transmitter can connect to an unlimited number of headphones. They really should put this information in the manual since it only makes sense people will want to have more than one.I also asked if you can use a simple audio splitter to split your tv audio to 2 transmitters and he said yes but you need to select different channels so that there is not interference in the wireless signals.
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I just received this TV. There is one connection on the back that will accept a headphone connection, but it is for PC input, so you won't be getting anything out of it. So far I've found two options for using headphones, and they both need an adapter such as Cables To Go 03182 - 3.5mm Stereo Female to RCA Male Y-Cable (Discontinued by Manufacturer)1. Hook to the TV and change the speakers option to "audio system" instead of "TV speakers." Even with the volume maxed, the output wasn't very loud in my headphones.2. Hook to my DirecTV box, which gives me louder output with no way to control it. I just received this TV. There is one connection on the back that will accept a headphone connection, but it is for PC input, so you won't be getting anything out of it. So far I've found two options for using headphones, and they both need an adapter such as Cables To Go 03182 - 3.5mm Stereo Female to RCA Male Y-Cable (Discontinued by Manufacturer)1. Hook to the TV and change the speakers option to "audio system" instead of "TV speakers." Even with the volume maxed, the output wasn't very loud in my... » Read More I just received this TV. There is one connection on the back that will accept a headphone connection, but it is for PC input, so you won't be getting anything out of it. So far I've found two options for using headphones, and they both need an adapter such as Cables To Go 03182 - 3.5mm Stereo Female to RCA Male Y-Cable (Discontinued by Manufacturer)1. Hook to the TV and change the speakers option to "audio system" instead of "TV speakers." Even with the volume maxed, the output wasn't very loud in my headphones.2. Hook to my DirecTV box, which gives me louder output with no way to control it. « Show Less
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I would say it depends on where you connect this device to the tv. If you connect it using the standard headphone jack on tv, it'll mute the tv speakers as most devices do, no matter what (unless your tv had some very special feature to enable speakers and headphones simultaneously -- quite unlikely). You can use this device and still hear through tv speakers if your tv has "audio out" RCA connectors and you use the suggested "Y" RCA cable to connect the wireless headphones. So, if your tv does not have these connectors and/or you don't have the cable adapter, your only choice would be to connect to the standard headphone jack muting the speakers.
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You can plug in one set of head phones into each TV. If you want to plug in two sets of headphones into one TV, you would need to get a head phone splitter like this Belkin F8V234-WHT-APL Headphone Splitter (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
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It depends on your TV set. If it has a 1/8" or 1/4" headphone jack, then the headphone will work just fine, since it has both size plugs. I have the audio outs on my TV plugged into a stereo receiver so I can use large speakers, but the receiver also has a 1/4" headphone jack. Anyway, in my book the phones sound great with just about any source I've tried them with.
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TV plug into Audio but then you are the only one that hear it through the head phones and if you plug to the back of your receiver where you can hear and another person sitting there can hear on tv plug into audio using the red and black or red and yellow cords that came with the head phones. if your getting static you need to push the button on the headphones and it should give you a good signal. If you have another headphone system too close to your tv then both headphones will only work off the main tv. My daughter has two pairs so she can listen to tv in her room with out us having to hear hers but she gets our signal because the receivers are too close together. They are great headphones you just need to move the transmitter and use the tuner.
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I have mine hooked up to my TV via the rca cables and on my Sony TV it allows my audio to have multiple audio outputs at once and I can hear anything that will play throught the TV speakers in this set of Headphones. I LOVE them!!! So your answer is YES.