can you still hear tv while moving about the room, or do you need to face the charging unit?
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You have the flexibility to walk around in the room where your tv is located and even take a few steps out of the room. You will hear white noise when you get outside of the transmittor range.
650073
For clear sound you need to be in a straight line with the charging unit, but that doesn't mean that you can't move around. I can move to adjacent rooms with the 'ears' on and still hear the tv, but with static.
650074
I have these. I can move a little but if I turn away from the TV I lose the sound. As long as you mostly face the TV you can still hear.
650075
You can move about in the room. However, when you get out of range, you get static. I can move about in my living room, when I go another room, static.
650076
as long as you face and stay relativity in a forward line to the charger but diffently won't work in another room. Larry Revelle
650077
You can move about in the room. However, when you get out of range, you get static. I can move about in my living room, when I go another room, static. Harvest Moon answered on January 21, 2013
370170
No, but the signal can get interfered with depending on the object. It might cut out a bit. For best sound try not to be in different rooms
2009657
Most modern T.V.s have an audio out jacks or speaker out jacks on the rear panel. Mine are a 32" Emerson Lcd, and a 46" Samsung and they both have these jacks. The best part is you can turn down the T.V. sound down so it is at the proper level for everyone else (or turn in completely down) and it doesn't effect the input to the wireless Headphone. My wife loves it, we watch T.V in separate rooms most of the time and she doesn't hear my T.V. in the background.Hope this helps.'
630029
Yes, this is the reason I bought two of them. The base unit (that cradles the speakers for re-charging) has a 1/8" (3.5mm) stereo socket. You just need to provide a connection between the TV "audio out" and the 3.5mm socket. I think most TVs audio out is via two RCA style connectors (you know, one is red and the other is white (or sometimes gray)). So you need an adapter cable with 2 RCA jacks on one end and a 3.5mm stereo plug on the other. One other tip; once the system was all hooked up the speakers would not play loud enough even when the volume adjust on the speaker(s) was turned all the way up. I pushed the "+" button on the base repeatedly and that increased the volume to the speakers a bunch. Yes, this is the reason I bought two of them. The base unit (that cradles the speakers for re-charging) has a 1/8" (3.5mm) stereo socket. You just need to provide a connection between the TV "audio out" and the 3.5mm socket. I think most TVs audio out is via two RCA style connectors (you know, one is red and the other is white (or sometimes gray)). So you need an adapter cable with 2 RCA jacks on one end and a 3.5mm stereo plug on the other. One other tip; once the system was all hooked up the speakers would not play loud enough even when the volume adjust on the speaker(s)... » Read More Yes, this is the reason I bought two of them. The base unit (that cradles the speakers for re-charging) has a 1/8" (3.5mm) stereo socket. You just need to provide a connection between the TV "audio out" and the 3.5mm socket. I think most TVs audio out is via two RCA style connectors (you know, one is red and the other is white (or sometimes gray)). So you need an adapter cable with 2 RCA jacks on one end and a 3.5mm stereo plug on the other. One other tip; once the system was all hooked up the speakers would not play loud enough even when the volume adjust on the speaker(s) was turned all the way up. I pushed the "+" button on the base repeatedly and that increased the volume to the speakers a bunch. « Show Less
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It actually has a noticeable humm. I usually turn it on at night so it doesn't require you to turn up the tv. However, I keep it running in my room all the time because I like it. I would compare the sound to a big floor fan. If not trying to hear tv or radio it probably will not bother you at all.
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I have volume control and tone control. Just run the wire to tv out volume and to back of tv ears charging stand.
913933
I have RF. The sound is very clear and I can leave the room with my headset on and still hear the audio, even upstairs or downstairs. My understanding of IR is that anything that interferes with line of sight, even turning the head, can interrupt the audio signal. Best to ask someone with an IR unit.
2201194
The pair of head phones do not have noise canceling. I could hear the television from wearing it, but if you are listening to anything, the surround sound can help in a way.
398505
Mine is connected directly to my receiver and I too keep the speakers on the TV muted.
1780848
You can hear the TV ok but it's sort of like having a 16 inch fan blowing next to you. So you would have to turn the TV up a little. My advice is to run it when you're not there and turn it off when you are there. We love this unit.
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I don't have much room for the center channel. I have it just behind the plasma kept on a stand. I don't see any interference, so assume there is no problem due to the shielding. I might be missing little on the sound, since the speakers are behind the TV, but these sound really good for its size.
736988
If this charger makes noise I can't hear it. The device is located on the top of my dresser and the charge cords looped behind to keep out of site.
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It's too loud if you want to watch tv or have a conversation nearby. I move it from room to room and run it when I am not in that room.
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Hi Leonard,My husband tells me that your TV would have to have an earphone jack sometimes located on the side or the front. We have a large screen Panasonic that doesn't have one... if you can believe that... yet we have a small generic flat screen... that does... go figure. He LOVES his headphones... sometimes when we are watching the same program... he sets his small tv to a program and comes out to watch it with me on the big screen... and I'm not blasted out of the place.Good luck... and enjoy.
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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!
558053
No. I listen to music from my phone via bluetooth with the TV off. Does a nice job with the sound.
1150105
There is a volume control on the headset turn that up. You are not suppose to hear the tv when you have them on.