Will they help a hearing impaired person hear TV,,If yes, what is the hook-up?
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it is an amplified speaker, so if increased volume at a remote location is needed then these should work. The connection is a 3.5mm receptacle in the back of the base (Same connector as headphone jack on a cell phone). you will need to verify that your TV has an Audio OUT connector. These are usually Red and Black "RCA" jacks. So you will need a cable with a 3.5mm male on one end and a amtch of your TV on the other end (Either RCA or 3.5mm).
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I understand they have been discontinued!! We set them back because one speaker would not take a charge. Returned no problem
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These have been discontinued. They weren't the best but were just O.K. We had to return ours due to the on & off switch breaking. It was replaced with the WES 600 which are excellent. Just plug into the TV & the speakers into a wall socket (or lots of batteries). Very easy. We plan on purchasing another set of the WES600 for the beach.
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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 works. I use an earlier version for TV all the time. But depending on your lack of hearing, the aid may not be completely satisfactory. It's one's ears that are the problem, not the device.
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I did not have mine connected to my telly; it's an older model and doesn't have that capability. The speakers will work on a night stand, the kitchen table, the bathroom commode, et. al. as long as they're plugged into the correct "transmitter." There has to be a port to plug in as well as earphone jack. I'm not sure what exactly you're asking....but I think I gave the response you're seeking. They're great little speakers, this I do know. Well worth the money I paid for them. Good luck! :-)
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Yes. Connect to your TV and all your devices will work through it. For best sound quality, pick up an optical cord if your TV has the connection.
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They should have no problem. I can mute the TV completely and still I have sound and can adjust it. I hooked my headphones into the earphone jack on the TV and it worked great without having to use audio jacks.
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Once your TV has RCA-type outputs and you have a 2-RCA jack to 3.5mm (male) cable, this sound bar will work. This is the set-up I currently have and is quite adequate for my needs, I set up the sound bar above the TV so I get nice sound spread.
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I doubt it, since the TV wont have an Infrared transmitter for the headphones to pickup.
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IF your TV has a headphone jack or bluetooth, I think you would be able to connect it.
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My husband also has a hear deficiency. He can hear the TV a lot better. It is very clear for him. He really enjoys it.
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They might help. You would still have to plug the headphones into the tv. The cord might not reach. Also, once you plug into the audio jack, no one else will be able to hear anything. If you have a newer model tv, I have to believe there are other products that would work.
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You need a receiver/amplifier, then wire connection from receiver to the speaker. TV will connect to receiver input.
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I am not sure but if it could to TV audio that will great. So I will try it for next time.Thanks
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Just buy a 3.5" to RCA cable and you could hookup both TV (through optical input) and ipod/mp3players (through RCA input) at the same time. Only one input will be chosen at a time by the bose system (looks like optical gets the priority if a signal is available)
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Yes. If your tv has audio in and out in the back of the set, connect it to out. If not you will need to buy a Digital optical audio cable, and a Optical/Coaxial Digital Audio - to - Analog Converter. Don't let this scare you, lol It just means you go to Best Buy or even look for it on Amazon. I am not really tech savy, and I hooked it up in a few minutes. Good luck with your headphones, Mine never did work. Went to Walmart and bought a pair. Very happy now..
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I just got this email your answer is any headphones will work but you have to connect through a device that you can control the output sound level as there is no control on the tv to do that.
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Yes, definitely. It will work with pretty much every type of setup though. The best way is to have it come out of your TV directly. That way, no matter what is connected, you will be able to use TV ears (Roku, Apple TV, Tivo, DVD Player, etc.) I love mine!
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The soundbar has multiple inputs....optical, coax and RCA so you should be able to hook up just about anything.