Are you able to use 1 receiver for 2 headsets?
206138
No I was never able to get two headphones to work at one time without a splitter. We actually bought cords to connect them because they worked better. The wireless aspect didn't work out for my family.
1597350
Just one headset. I am not sure that the station would support a second headset.
2089674
When I bought the headset it came with a receiver. However, I found that the receiver was interchangeable with my Husband's and mine, so if you have another receiver, give it a try. It's just a USB wireless receiver.
2237725
I have an older IR headset system from Philips that this Pioneer set will replace. My current system will drive as many headsets as you have...the IR signal is broadcast and doesn't care what picks it up. So am thinking this system will handle multiple headsets. The question is...can you purchase a stand-alone headset without buying the base?? Since I have two locations where I would have wireless headsets, I may buy 2 full systems, but interchange the headsets, and use two simultaneously in one room, for example, occasionally. Gonna call Pioneer sales support first, tho, just to see if they balk at the idea. Hope these thoughts helped. I have an older IR headset system from Philips that this Pioneer set will replace. My current system will drive as many headsets as you have...the IR signal is broadcast and doesn't care what picks it up. So am thinking this system will handle multiple headsets. The question is...can you purchase a stand-alone headset without buying the base?? Since I have two locations where I would have wireless headsets, I may buy 2 full systems, but interchange the headsets, and use two simultaneously in one room, for example, occasionally. Gonna call Pioneer sales support first, tho, just to see if... » Read More I have an older IR headset system from Philips that this Pioneer set will replace. My current system will drive as many headsets as you have...the IR signal is broadcast and doesn't care what picks it up. So am thinking this system will handle multiple headsets. The question is...can you purchase a stand-alone headset without buying the base?? Since I have two locations where I would have wireless headsets, I may buy 2 full systems, but interchange the headsets, and use two simultaneously in one room, for example, occasionally. Gonna call Pioneer sales support first, tho, just to see if they balk at the idea. Hope these thoughts helped. « Show Less
565845
Yes you can. My husband uses one and I use one headset and only one transmitter is plugged into the TV.
2212447
On the dual system you can use them at the same time. Thanks for the inquiry. Jim New World Pro Audio 877-802-0416
584129
I know you can add an additional Audio Unlimited wireless speaker to work off one receiver. But a different type of wireless speaker I'm not sure if you can.
1971812
I found it easy to setup 2 earphones with the base unit. Simply associate each earphone set with the base unit as though it is the only set you will use. Now, turn everything off. Whenever you wish to use 2 headsets at the same time simply:1. turn on both of the headsets.2. turn on the base unit and wait until you can hear sound from one of the headsets. The other will not be working at this point.3. give the base unit on/off button a short push. after a few seconds the 2nd headset will start.
1243160
Both, and you can use just one, but I think I recall that both works better (I'm currently using a different headset).
144473
I'm still confused, and hoping someone can help. We have one of these right now, and with a 2nd child coming, I want to buy a 2nd one. I would like to be able to hear BOTH rooms on one parent receiver on the same channel. Is that possible? Thanks in advance.
675901
Yes, You can use two headphones with one transmitter or use two different transmitters for one set of headphones.
1847979
no just an input. if you got 2 sets i think you could run both head sets from the one transmitter using the second one as a charger only
665421
This is a Multi-point device, meaning it can pair with two devices. Of course only one device can make use of it at a time, but the headset switches to the device in use automatically.
1326180
as long as each headset/transmitted/receiver is on a different freguency, and a different channel in your mixer
106886
You can actually use as many as you have controls. The headset plugs directly into the control so it uses the same signal.
884470
No. There is only one mic and one receiver. Two systems would be needed if you have two speakers using the mics.
2047561
Unless u purchase a "paired" stereo system transmitters usually only pair with one receiver. Check to be sure you can select two different transmit & receive frequencies if using two or they will interfere with each other on same frequency.