Does the Toshiba 40L1400U 40-Inch 1080p 60Hz LED TV by Toshiba have a Headphone Jack?? Cannot see from the amazon pics??? Where is it located??
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Sorry, no headphone jack, it has a USB output, 2 HDMI outputs and analog outputs, I just ran mine through my stereo receiver!
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PLEASE READ UPDATE AT THE END: ------- This is NOT a Blue tooth enabled TV, however its a very good product and im very happy with it. I got my 42" "Open Box" at a slightly lower cost than what I actually see on amazon now, and keep in mind that its a 2012 model. If you have not purchased yet I recommend going with a more recent model like the 6700 or higher, you will probably get more for the same money. If you already have the TV there are some adapters that may work (please note i have not tried or endorse any of them) like: http://www.amazon.com/Stereo-TV-Transmitter-Bluetooth-Dongle/dp/B004T0CEBK/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1387491869&sr=1-1&keywords=bluetooth+adapter+for+tV http://www.amazon.com/iClever-IC-BTT01-Bluetooth-Transmitter-Audio-out/dp/B00FLKW0JI/ref=sr_1_48?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1387491820&sr=1-48&keywords=bluetooth+adapter Some of these are transmitters and/or receivers so triple check the specs before buying. They are not the best solution as some work on batteries and need recharging every other day or so. Sorry there is no good or easy solution to your problem. UPDATE: I dont know who in my mind I had the word Bluetooth when I read Headset, as if its the only type, probably its the only one that makes sense, as I do not imagine myself wired to the screen. I have just checked the conections in the back and there are many many inputs of all type but no outputs, as you would need for an audio connection. By the way my 6700 dent either. So answering your original question: NO, it does not support head sets and i don't see any way that an adapter would help.
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If you are still using a "tube" TV then it should have a headphone jack on the front, however, if you have a newer flat TV that doesn't have a headphone jack, then you likely have the red/white audio plugs-ins on the side or back of your new flat TV, then you could buy 2 x RCA Male, 1 x 3.5mm Stereo Female, Y-Cable 6-Inch adapter - see link to: http://www.amazon.com/3-5mm-Stereo-Female-Y-Cable-6-Inch/dp/B000I23TTE/ref=pd_sim_e_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=0RBHNQYGB7BWNDNQFHRZ, and see if that works. Alternatively, you can see if your "receiver" has a headphone jack. We bought the Sennheiser corded 65 TV headphones for my mother who still used a "tube" TV which had a headphone jack on the front of her TV so it was not so complicated. I just looked at our flat TVs and they don't have a headphone jack on the front or side, but our separate "receiver" - which is older technology - does have a headphone jack. I haven't been using the Sennheiser 65 headphones for TV as we didn't think too much of the sound quality and ended up trying it with our computer headphone jack, but then the long wired cord which has the sound controller failed and have since thrown that part away, which was a nice feature when watching movies on the computer was to easily control the sound using the sound controller on the headphones. For our flat TVs we use the wireless Sennheiser 120s, which the charger/communicator plugs into the back of the TV via the audio jacks on the back of the TV. Also, if you are thinking of buying the Sennheisers for an older adult, as I mentioned, the sound wasn't loud enough for us and certainly not for an elderly person who is hard of hearing, and you have to worry about the "tripping" hazard with the wire across the room, otherwise the volume controller was a nice feature.
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Yes it has a headphone jack, a couple USB connects, and a connect to hook up as a monitor for your computer... also if you have wifi, it's already built in. "Smart tv"
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The product you are referring to is an older model. The newer model of the Toshiba Mini-3D sound bar has hdmi ports and wireless subwoofer.
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Hi, just a heads up. The 32" does not have a headphone jack. That is a typo-I have 2 of these tv's. The 19 and 22 inch models do and it is located on the back above the video inputs. A good place to check manuals too is retrevo.comPeace and good luck in the tv buying process.
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I hook mine up with a 3.5 headphone jack with a RCA connector on the other end. ( Red & White ) The plugin is right above the USB port on side of the TV a little hard to see, but it's there. These connectors can be purchased at any electronic store or Walmart. Even on Amazon. Hope this helps.
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Ben,My guess is that most TV's nowadays do both 110 and 240 v ...Lior,I just ordered it. What convinced me is that the reviews for other Toshiba TV's (both LED and LCD) are all over 4 stars... I also saw that it is going up in the bestselling TV's ranking on amazon, so I was worried t might get sold out. This deal with free 3-D blu ray and 3-d glasses, free shipping and the exta 20% discount coupo I got in the mail just made it an amazing offer!
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Yes, I called and e-mailed Toshiba about this myself last week, and they said the same thing. Sometimes stores put in the "U" for their own records; the actual TVs are the same, regardless of whether or not there's a U there.
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Thanks for your question. There is no audio out. This is a fantastic TV. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Toshiba dealer.
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Yes, I just bought one, and the RCA 39LB45RQ 39-Inch does have a headphone jack where some others have said-- on the left side above the other ports.
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There is no headphone jack. I was disappointed but I forgot to check on this before I purchased the Sony System. Since my TV doesn't have a headphone jack either, the only solution that I could come up with is to throw more money at it: purchase the Sony EZWT100 transmitter (mounts in the back of the sub) and the AIRSA10 receiver. The receiver is wireless and has a headphone jack. Works great for me.
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yes the speakers are built in, my tv is a 58" and l must listen at a very low volume setting, 1 to 5 or get blasted out of the house. Most TV's normal listening volume settings are from 10 to 15. Toshiba people that I have spoken to, approx. 4 of them say they have never heard of the problem
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Hope this helps :-) http://hometheater.about.com/od/televisionproductreviews/fr/Toshiba-46wx800u-Cinema-Series-3d-led-Lcd-Nettv-Review.htm
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My LED tv didn't have a headphone jack, it only had a digital (toslink) jack. After some research I picked up a Telme2: http://telme2.com/tosblue.html and it works great.
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I don't see a jack anywhere. For what it is worth, my Logitech -140 speakers have both headphone and input jacks, and I like them better, though they don't have bluetooth. I don't like the Creative speakers because they hiss all the time if they are turned on, and I get a lot of popping and distortion unless they are turned way down. The logitech ones sound great, even if I turn them up.
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There is no audio jack. As mentioned previously, base audio is via HDMI. Most true audiophiles won't be happy with stock audio chips. We have, in those instances where we do not have a HDMI monitor with speakers, added a USB audio "stick"/card. This would give you a jack that you could then run into your stereo system. Because this unit is essentially built off the same parts as a laptop, the stock audio chipset will be comparable to what a laptop outputs. There is a Haswell based version which has an audio jack and increases the USB port count and adds USB 3 which should be arriving in 2-6 weeks. There is no audio jack. As mentioned previously, base audio is via HDMI. Most true audiophiles won't be happy with stock audio chips. We have, in those instances where we do not have a HDMI monitor with speakers, added a USB audio "stick"/card. This would give you a jack that you could then run into your stereo system. Because this unit is essentially built off the same parts as a laptop, the stock audio chipset will be comparable to what a laptop outputs. There is a Haswell based version which has an audio jack and increases the USB port count and adds USB 3 which should be... » Read More There is no audio jack. As mentioned previously, base audio is via HDMI. Most true audiophiles won't be happy with stock audio chips. We have, in those instances where we do not have a HDMI monitor with speakers, added a USB audio "stick"/card. This would give you a jack that you could then run into your stereo system. Because this unit is essentially built off the same parts as a laptop, the stock audio chipset will be comparable to what a laptop outputs. There is a Haswell based version which has an audio jack and increases the USB port count and adds USB 3 which should be arriving in 2-6 weeks. « Show Less