We have a sattelite system. Where would the TV EARS be plugged into
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My advice is: Don't bother with this product. It is shoddy. There are many more worthwhile options. Check out the Sennheiser RS110 Over-Ear 926MHz Wireless RF Headphones; it is a MUCH better product.
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Mine is hooked directly to the receiver and works just fine. I tried to the TV but didn't have the correct cable (not included) and the cost to purchase was over $20.
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They plug into the back of the computer with a 1/8" plug. If the TV you're considering has an 1/8" input capability then you're all set. Otherwise, look at something else. By the way, the sound is not too bad for the computer, can't comment on a TV sound.
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There is a separate transponder device which remains wired to the TV using an 1/8" cable (connected to "audio out" at the TV). Also gets plugged into a standard outlet for power. The headphones connect wirelessly to the transponder.
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To optimize the power it should be direct wired.There are connections that are foresale to do that,If you have a weak signal tune to a station which has no interfereance.
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It depends on your TV. We have a "component" channel that turns on whatever is plugged into those spots.
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It plugs directly into an electrical outlet. My TV picture had a little bit of distortion so you may want/need to use a Ferrite Core 1/2 Cord Noise Suppressor like this Ferrite Core 1/2 Cord Noise Suppressor It fixed the interference I was getting perfectly.
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If the system has a standard FM- or TV- antenna plug in back, it should work fine.
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You have to be facing the TV............if you do not have headset facing TV, or are turned around.........you will get static........I hope this helps you
198033
The transmitter plugs into a source to send to the speaker. We use ours to listen to the TV outside.
1052008
Kevin, the simple answer is a tv antenna connected to the back of tv into antenna input. Without knowing where you live or any other details it's hard to help. Connect 'rabbit ears' to back-go to menu-click on channels-click on 'air' and do a channel scan. You should get some channels. Paul
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There usually is an "ant" connection at the back of your TV. It plugs into that.
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Use the optical connector. Our takes the sound from the tv back to the unit
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Put the small cord that is atached in audio on back of tv and other end in the computer
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Go to Radio Shack and they will sell you the plug you need. Attach To radio wires
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Location probably doesn't matter. The signal is amplified in the unit not in the wire between it and the tv. Ours is located near the tele, but that's only because of the mounting options we had.
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The round ears are indeed the transmitter and receiver for each unit. They need to be directed toward each other for the best possible reception. They are adjustable. If you can fit the unit behind the wall-mounted TV and point the transmitter accordingly to the receiver unit, then it should work fine. The key is getting them pointed toward each other.
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This is what I did when I got the tv. I only had to plug in the "transmitter". One side, the fatter one on the right, I attached to the "audio out". The other side, the thinner of the two, I plugged into the electrical. That's all you need to do.