can you get two headsets and one reciver? how much $$?
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Yes, you can get 2 headsets and one receiver but not from our company. We don't offer the option because it would create a lot of unnecessary inventory and the headset is about $250 all by itself. In other words it doesn't make any sense for us to carry extra headsets when you can purchase the entire unit for $300. Keep in mind that our units are not only designed for standard use but also include adaptations so that they can be used for speech recognition. This is actually the worlds most accurate and most noise filtering speech recognition microphone besides being excellent with vocals and speech. PS: If you do decide to purchase, you might want to contact us privately at sales at knowbrainer dot comand we can make you a better deal. We have to pay Amazon and outrageous 15 points on the dollar
2051632
After reading the instructions, I believe you can pair multiple headsets. I haven't tried this yet with my headset.
87581
I don't see why not. You can purchase the transmitter and headset separate so you should be able to buy an additional headset.
848663
Hi Kristopher,I wanted to follow up with you on this because it seems like there is a company on Amazon that does sell relatively inexpensive Bluetooth transmitter/splitters that will allow you to plug that transmitter into the 3.5mm jack of your device and you can then use TWO headphones at the same time wirelessly. We have had a good experience with them in our house.I hope that helps.Jacquie
634005
That's why I bought mine... Dish TV wanted $100 for a pair.. Saying they normally cost $200.. But these work great for me.. You can have the tv on one volumn level... Mute ..silence etc..and the headset on different level
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Yes, I believe you can. The headset or head phone allow you to sect from three channels and as long as you use different channels for each unit. They should be ale to work for separate devices at the se time.
443402
I've only found them sold in pairs - whether it be here or direct from China. But you can use one transmitter and two receivers or vice versa.
1034439
No you can't. Even the other functions (Low-Cut, Level) are applied to both channels simultaneously. At the extremely low price you could always get two units, one for each channel but Left and Right channels are almost always treated identically anyhow.
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I think you purchased the spare headset and not the complete set with transmitter. I bought this item after I got the original set, so two of us can listen at the same time. Oops!
514668
No, just one. I sent it back because I had to hold the ear prices about an inch away from my ears in order to hear. Very unsatisfactory. I finally got JVC900mHZ. Very satisfactory.....comfortable and much less expensive
17335
Unfortunately, no, it is for only ONE speaker so you are looking at about $300+ for the pair (depending on taxes and shipping)
559397
What I purchased was solely one a replacement headset; this is a question for the seller if item the description isn't definitive.
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you can buy a set that includes the bluetooth headset; not sure if you can mate another headset to the unit. look up the owners manual online
1129016
This item comes with one set of headsets, you can purchase extra ones seperately
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I am afraid I don't know the answer to that question. Both would show up (Separately) as audio sources(with the same name which cannot be changed) so at a minimum, you would have to be able to output to, and input from, 2 audio sources. You may get by with one transmitter, but since it links to a specific headset, it may not work. Then there is the problem of both being on the same(or nearly the same) frequency perhaps interfering with each other. So my best guess, is that you will not be able to use more than one with the same source close together. BUT, it is just a guess.
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I'm sure you can if you get a headphone jack splitter. I just have one, but I've been thinking about getting two.
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I suppose you could, you would need to buy two sets, and pair the two receivers to just one transmitter. I don't see anything in the instructions that would prevent you from doing that, and that would leave you with a spare transmitter, good in case the first one ever breaks.