My new Samsung LED TV has a single "Audio Out" female jack. Will this work to connect my Sennheiser 120 wireless headphones?
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I am pretty sure it will work, but I wouldn't buy it from here.. It took 1 month to get it shipped to me. Go to RadioShack, it will save you the hassle. I hope this helps.
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You would have to get an adaptor. Perhaps Radio Shack has an adaptor that goes from dual male rca (your tv) to female 3.5mm ( the speaker set)Kev
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If the tv has the correct audio jack, which is the same for any set of headphones. Then yes
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Our TV is a 65" Samsung about a year old. The headphones are plugged into an audio out hole. It is a small one like the kind that would plug into a smart phone or iPad.
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I use it with my headphone jack on my computer and it works great so I would think it would work fine with the headphone output on a tv as well. You also need to purchase a RCA to 3.5mm adapter like the one below.RiteAV - 3.5mm Male to RCA Stereo Female Adapter Cable (Y-Cable) - 6 inch
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Yes, but you have to have a digital to analog converter (they are quite small, so they take little room -- however, they do need a power pack). The tv digital audio "out" cable feeds into a converter and the analog RCA jacks from the Sennheiser connect to the converter. Be sure to get a digital to analog converter and not the opposite. Also make sure you get the propper male/female connections.
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Hi, did this work? I have a set of surround computer speakers, with a headphone jack style output. Looking for a cable to plug them into my TV?
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Yes, I use it with my Samsung that only has one audio jack and my head set that has separate headphone and mic plugs. This is the reason I bought it and it works great.
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If you are still using a "tube" TV then it should have a headphone jack on the front, however, if you have a newer flat TV that doesn't have a headphone jack, then you likely have the red/white audio plugs-ins on the side or back of your new flat TV, then you could buy 2 x RCA Male, 1 x 3.5mm Stereo Female, Y-Cable 6-Inch adapter - see link to: http://www.amazon.com/3-5mm-Stereo-Female-Y-Cable-6-Inch/dp/B000I23TTE/ref=pd_sim_e_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=0RBHNQYGB7BWNDNQFHRZ, and see if that works. Alternatively, you can see if your "receiver" has a headphone jack. We bought the Sennheiser corded 65 TV headphones for my mother who still used a "tube" TV which had a headphone jack on the front of her TV so it was not so complicated. I just looked at our flat TVs and they don't have a headphone jack on the front or side, but our separate "receiver" - which is older technology - does have a headphone jack. I haven't been using the Sennheiser 65 headphones for TV as we didn't think too much of the sound quality and ended up trying it with our computer headphone jack, but then the long wired cord which has the sound controller failed and have since thrown that part away, which was a nice feature when watching movies on the computer was to easily control the sound using the sound controller on the headphones. For our flat TVs we use the wireless Sennheiser 120s, which the charger/communicator plugs into the back of the TV via the audio jacks on the back of the TV. Also, if you are thinking of buying the Sennheisers for an older adult, as I mentioned, the sound wasn't loud enough for us and certainly not for an elderly person who is hard of hearing, and you have to worry about the "tripping" hazard with the wire across the room, otherwise the volume controller was a nice feature.
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I haven't used the TV ears, so can't comment on those. We use our Sennheiser on a digital flat screen TV. It connects to the analog audio (headphone) output and works like a charm.
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The AV connectors on your TV are inputs. You need sound output on the TV. In my case I have red/white audio out. You can use the enclosed 3.5 splitter to plug into a headphone jack, but the volume will be low. That might be okay for Bluetooth headphones. If your TV has only optical audio out get a different Bluetooth transmitter.
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I don't know. I have not tried it. The TV RCA inputs are standard. However, the 3.5mm male plug & jack with audio Left & Right & video have no standard, so it depends on the manufacturer. If the jack (female) and the plug (male) are not wired the same, it may not work.
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Surely there is just one standard jack size? The manual simply says:- You can connect your headphones to the headphones output on your set. While the headphones are connected, the sound from the built-in speakers will be disabled. Sound function may be restricted when connecting headphones to the TV. Headphone volume and TV volume are adjusted at the same time
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Depends on what your TV is outputting as well as your wireless headphones. Certain TVs have only analog outputs or digital outputs. Certain wireless headphones have digital OR analoig inputs. You need to be more specific. For example, my TV only has a digital optical output. If my wireless headphone didn't have a digital input, I'd need something like the Fiio D3K to hook them up.From what I've seen of stereo wireless headphones, the base station would have an analog input (either RCA or 3.5mm), so the Fiio D3K would be needed in this case. However, IF your TV has an analog out (3.5mm or RCA), you can hook up directly to a wireless headphone's base station. Depends on what your TV is outputting as well as your wireless headphones. Certain TVs have only analog outputs or digital outputs. Certain wireless headphones have digital OR analoig inputs. You need to be more specific. For example, my TV only has a digital optical output. If my wireless headphone didn't have a digital input, I'd need something like the Fiio D3K to hook them up.From what I've seen of stereo wireless headphones, the base station would have an analog input (either RCA or 3.5mm), so the Fiio D3K would be needed in this case. However, IF your TV has an analog out... » Read More Depends on what your TV is outputting as well as your wireless headphones. Certain TVs have only analog outputs or digital outputs. Certain wireless headphones have digital OR analoig inputs. You need to be more specific. For example, my TV only has a digital optical output. If my wireless headphone didn't have a digital input, I'd need something like the Fiio D3K to hook them up.From what I've seen of stereo wireless headphones, the base station would have an analog input (either RCA or 3.5mm), so the Fiio D3K would be needed in this case. However, IF your TV has an analog out (3.5mm or RCA), you can hook up directly to a wireless headphone's base station. « Show Less
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I don't believe so, at least not directly. The "audio out" on this set is a proprietary optical audio jack called TOS-LINK (abbreviated version of "Toshiba-Link"). A standard headphone jack (3.5mm) will not fit into, nor produce sound from a TOS-LINK jack. Your only hope, from what I can tell, would be to find an adapter cable with a male end to connect into the television's TOS-LINK outlet and a female end to connect your 3.5mm headphones into. A few quick Google searches didn't produce much of anything worthwhile, so the technology may not exist, but if you find out otherwise, be sure to share!
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When I plugged headphones into the Pyle amplifier the sound from the TV didn't go through the headphones. But this may not be the case for your TV because my TV setup is very complex.
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My Samsung has a right angle plug as well be there was plenty of flex in the cable just behind the plug to allow plenty of room for my sound bar plug. Test it out on a normal outlet but you should be fine.