Will these headphones work for a 2006 Dodge Durango with a factory original dvd entertainment center... and will you need anything else for them to work properly??
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I'd say yes. I purchased for a Honda van for the grand kids, they turned on the sets and they connected right away. I was skeptical when I ordered too.
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What frequency is the DVD player sending out its signal? 2.4mghz. I believe these are at that.
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I sure don't see why they wouldn't work. They work fine in our 2012 Dodge pickup for the kids. :-)
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They are strait up normal headphones. Comes with both normal 3.5mm stereo and 6.3mm stereo jacks that should work with any compatible device. So they should work with any typical audio jack that any headphones work with.
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If your car came with wireless headphones originally then these are almost certain to work. All IR headphones basically work with the same technology. I bought them and have successfully used them in a 2011 Escalade, 2012 Caravan and a 2014 Odyssey.
544236
These work with my factory installed in-car(MOPAR) DVD player with no problems.
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If this helps, I had these installed in a 2013 Dodge Durango in the front doors, and they brit and sound great! Fantastic upgrade over the Factory speakers.
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No you can't. I am ordering my 2nd set of these (last set lasted around 2 years with young boys using them). These are single channel Headphones. I have a single DVD Player in my Tahoe and they work perfectly. My husband has 2 separate headrest DVD players in his Yukon Denali. He has to use the 2 channel headphones. You can use the single channel, but it will only pick up the first channel which is A in our Yukon.
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Chris - They do work for me on an in car DVD player that is not Alpine. It's made by Rosen. Hope that helps.
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You didn't mention what make or model your car is. There are two types of OEM DVD player transmitter systems, IR (infrared) and FM - Radio Frequency (wireless). The IR type are what these are and I imagine should work in most Chrysler vehicles of that vintage. The best thing to insure your vehicle will work with them is to visit the parts department of a dealer of your vehicle and ask them what kind of OEM headphones are called for; IR or FM? They should be able to tell which type you need. (They may have OEM headphones available for you to order for significantly more money.) I also bought them for my 2005 T&C; and they work fine. Good luck! You didn't mention what make or model your car is. There are two types of OEM DVD player transmitter systems, IR (infrared) and FM - Radio Frequency (wireless). The IR type are what these are and I imagine should work in most Chrysler vehicles of that vintage. The best thing to insure your vehicle will work with them is to visit the parts department of a dealer of your vehicle and ask them what kind of OEM headphones are called for; IR or FM? They should be able to tell which type you need. (They may have OEM headphones available for you to order for significantly more money.) I also bought... » Read More You didn't mention what make or model your car is. There are two types of OEM DVD player transmitter systems, IR (infrared) and FM - Radio Frequency (wireless). The IR type are what these are and I imagine should work in most Chrysler vehicles of that vintage. The best thing to insure your vehicle will work with them is to visit the parts department of a dealer of your vehicle and ask them what kind of OEM headphones are called for; IR or FM? They should be able to tell which type you need. (They may have OEM headphones available for you to order for significantly more money.) I also bought them for my 2005 T&C; and they work fine. Good luck! « Show Less
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I have no idea but I would not suggest buying this item. I've only had them installed in my vehicle for the last 4 months and I've had nothing but problems. It's like 1 of everything is broken. 1 headphone had never worked the gaming system has never worked and now one of the players isn't working. It's also funny that there is no number to call for help. My last system lasted 7 years and just started to ship in one unit so I decided to up grade, couldn't find the original unit so I purchased this one. Not a good system at all!!!
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They worked in our 2009 GMC Acadia. You can check your owners manual on your entertainment system. I believe the headsets are a type of infrared for the wireless system. If I had to guess I would say yes. They've worked great for us.
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If you are using them for your rear speakers, they will be just fine with your system. We have about same set up and they work very nice.
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According to the following link, I would suggest 6 & 3/4" or 6.75" speakers all around for a 2000 Dodge Durangohttp://www.sonicelectronix.com/dodge-durango-2000-car-speakers.html
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No, they don't work for the factory rear dvd player, but the rear speakers do work
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Yes they do. All GM vehicles with rear entertainment systems use Infrared technology. These headphones will sync. Thank you
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I have a 2011 Chevy Traverse and they work with the DVD player that came factory installed. I believe it is a Panasonic.
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I am not 100% sure if theyou would work. They are universal and if your infiniti uses the same concept as my yukon, ( the dvd player has a sensor and the only way you can hear the movie is if your headphones can be sensed) then I would think it should work. I am glad I got them, like I said my kids love them.