Can somebody else hear the TV while your are using the headphones, do they produce an echo ??
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There is no "echo" per se, but these are an "open" design. This allows the wearer to hear at least a little of the room around while wearing them, but also allows others to hear a little of the sound especially if it is really loud. I stress that for the most part no-one hears but the person wearing, but there are likely more closed designs that eliminate sound escape if that is very important. Hope this helps.. I love these phones!
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Hi Rosa, not tv but if your playing loud music they can be heard by others, and i haven't experienced any echo. They actually sound pretty good for wireless headphones.I am happy with the headphones and would confidently recommend them. Hope this helps, let me know if you get them and if you like them. regardsEvan
1151160
No to both questions. These are not "open" in the middle, so you can vacuum and do dishes when using, and those around you do not hear the sound. I have a pair of these on two TV sets and have never heard an echo.
1326114
Yup! My LED TV has a headphone jack. I just use an extension cable with these headphones. The sound quality is decent too.
975458
No! You only get sound through the head phones, but the volume control is your TV remote. The television speakers are muted.
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I believe you can. I have a slightly different model (not infra red--I'm able to leave the area and still hear thru the headphones). Others watching television with me can use the customary volume setup that exists with the tv. Hope this helps!
2203013
Yes, you can listen to the TV while also listening to it on the headphones.
2253474
If the TV has an audio out connection (usually a red and white set of RCA jacks) the answer is yes. You can still have the TV volume set for other listeners. If you want to silence the TV but still use the earphones, it is necessary to turn the TV volume down zero.
1173596
You can but those are not the best headphones for watching TV. They were made for studio mixing. You'll get too much bass frequencies. Not the sound quality you want for that purpose (Hi-Fi).
1202900
Only if the tv volume is turned up. The head phones have volume adjustment.
67719
Yes, you can. If the person listening through the speakers has the volume loud, you can sometimes hear a slight echo though.
1206945
Yes there is. In the back of the tv there is an "audio out" where you connect your headphones. Press the mute button on your remote control so others cannot hear and you have headphone use.
1223115
yes. Just hook up on the audio output of the tv. My wife doesn't like it loud so she turns the tv down too low for me. That's ok, I have a better sound than she does anyway with the headphones.
2227080
Yes IF. On my 1 years old 55" Sony smart TV other listeners can not hear the TV speakers if I plug the head phones into the audio out on the TV. Perhaps some TVs will allow listeners to hear when headphones are plugged into TV Audio out jack. I'm on cable and therefore have a cable box ahead of my TV. By plugging the headphones into the cable box audio out sound is available to both headphones and other listeners hear the TV speakers.
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Yes. You are able to use the headphones and still control the TV volume so that someone else in the same room can hear the TV, too.
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Yes, at least the way it is setup on my system. I hooked them up to the TV sound output jacks on the back of the TV (assuming flat screen TV) It doesn't effect the way the sound comes out of the TV. You can turn the TV to mute or vol all the way down if you don't want to bother others. You set the volume on the headphones on the headphone.
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Can one have sound from the tv and the headphones at the same time. My husband likes more volume than I do and I am hoping this will work. If not can I wear another set of headphones that will pick up the signal?
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yes..you can control you're own volume in the headset while the tv is muted.
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Yes they can. In fact I had the headphones on last night and forgot to mute the TV for my husband and he could still hear the TV. So my answer would be yes. You have to mute the TV if you do not want the sound coming out of the TV when you use the headphones.