How do these connect to the tv ears? How do you install them?
890936
Remove the old TV Ears tips entirely. The new silicone tips just snap in place of the old ones. They feel a little different on your ears but they are actually more comfortable.
890937
They are more comfy then the hard tips, however my husband use's glue otherwise they fall off. Expensive but worth it I can have my peace and quite and he can hear the TV. Bad part he can't hear me. For him I am sure its a good part because I talk a lot... LOL ... you just take off the hard tips and replace with the plastic ones. Hope this helps!
890938
Take off the old foam ones. Slide the silicone ones over the tips where the old ones were.
890939
You remove the part that has the sharp pointed peg that held the OEM foam ear piecies. You can see the joint just below (maybe about 1/4") where the peg/foam earpiece is. Just grab it with your finger/finger nails and pull it off. The silicon ear pieces will then just slip right on to the remaining tube left. The silicon ear piece will last a very long time. Easily removed and cleaned. And oh so much more comfortable! A must have!
890940
They just slide on very easily once you remove the foam ear tips and they are very comfortable.
960267
Find the audio outs on the television. Once you know where that is, then plug an RCA cable from that audio out connection to the transmitter that comes along with your wireless headphones. This will take the audio from the TV, pass it to the transmitter and then the transmitter will send it to your headphones. If not transmitter you are out of luck as you will need something (amp) in middle of tv and headphones to pass the sound.
2081337
As long as your TV has those 3 or 4 colored plugs to use somewhere (white, yellow, & red, sometimes also another color likely for a mic or something else), you can get a TV Audio Video Transmitter Receiver cable/wire (3 or 2 males to a female for your headphones) to attach to the headphones & TV. I've done that for years with my TV & headphones.
1057787
They are generic speakers with two wires coming out of them. You tv would need hookups for that.
1034555
The power cord must be plugged in, the ears must be charged for a few hours(green charge light on), one end the audio cord must be plugged into the audio OUT on the TV and the other end plugged into the TV Ears receiver, the "on" switch on the ears must be turned on, the volume must be turned up, and the ears must be in a visual line of sight with the TV Ears transmitter. They then should work.
470996
These mounts go between your wall mount and the tv. The sound bar screws into the horizontal section of these bars and will hang below the tv.
175619
If your tv has an audio plug just like that of a cell phone or mp3 player. Just look on the back of your tv.It looks like the hole you put your headphone plug in. Hope this helps
47448
Yes, just connect a common audio cable to the "Audio Out" on your TV and to the headphone base. The cable comes with the headphones. Its very easy to install and works great! You can turn the volume all the way down on the TV and use the volume control on the headphones. The sound is far superior to "TV Ears".
232505
They have small plugs you can remove and use a pin type plug or you can usethe stripped wire method. I bought the pin adapters for my speaker wires.
1515454
I have them hooked up to an audio receiver of which you can take the audio out from your TV into one of the Audio Ins on the receiver - very easy.
888727
There is a little puck looking thing that has a head phone jack that you conect to your tv. If your tv doesn't have headphone jack then you need adapter. They're cheap
889152
You need to take the audio cable from the head phones and bring it to Radio Shack. Ask for the audio adopter for TV.
2074652
TV ears are plugged into an output jack of the TV as is the sound bar. TV ears have its own volume and balance controls and works separately from the sound bar. We use the sound bar for our viewing and the TV ears for my mother who is hearing impaired. TV ears sound quality is very good and really doesn't need the assist of the sound bar.
128830
Actually, just buying a decent pair of headphones would be a better solution. TV ears are meant for helping the hard-of-hearing when others are also watching the TV. Just plug in headphones, and this should turn the speakers off, and you'll get a much better quality of sound out of the headphones than the TV ears. Also, headphones are much cheaper than TV ears.
128832
Yes, with TV ears -BUT: the earpieces tend to come apart & replacements are rather costly. Try not to drop the ears or they internal components may break & then new ears needed.
936405
The black end goes into the TV headphone jack. At least that is what I did. No other cables needed. Pretty simple if you ask me.....
107987
These are the sponge ear tips that come on standard TV Ears 2.3 or 3.0 systems. There are 5 pairs in a plastic case that is used to snap the tips into place on the headset.