Can you use two pairs of these head phones with one base? Or would i need to just connect two bases to the tv with RCA Y adapters?
1562192
Probably not - at least the ones I had would not. By the way, the warrenty on these rocketfish headphones wil probably not be honored if something goes wrong. Buyer Beware.
1426265
Try the TV Ears web site. I believe they offer replacement/extra headsets without the need to buy the base station.
1483005
Yes they can work, I got them connected same way, one output on TV and me and wife we listen to the same sound
155382
No, in fact you only get the one headset. At least when I bought mine from Best Buy years ago that was how it worked. They really nickel and dimed you. I bought a second headset which went bad within 1 month, and exchanged it for a new one, which went bad a year later. The handset that came with the base lasted about 3 years before it started to fail the ones before it.
51671
The base uses 2 AAA batteries or you can plug an AC adapter into it. Then you plug the base into your tv. These are great sounding wireless headphones, especially for the price! I had a pair of sony wireless rechargeable headphones that were $100 and these sound so much better!
1375597
If you use the audio jacks (red/white) with an adaptor to the type of plug on your earbuds, and also a long extension, it should be no problem. Radio Shack would have such things relatively cheap. There are also wireless headphone setups available that cost more. There is no small headphone jack on the tv.
948513
They're not that great sounding for music. I bought my bud to listen to talk radio while I work. And for that they're nice. For music I would spend more and get the blue tooth stereo head phones. Besides to answer your question no a device can only be paired to one other device.
1037233
yes you can use two headsets with one transmitter. I just now did it on my system and both headsets worked equally well.
2017722
My receiver has 2 output, so I haven't tried this - but the directions indicate you only need hook up one RCA jack.
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You will have to buy a 2nd set, but two of you can use separate headphones to watch and listen to the same TV program in the same room off the same base station. Make sure both headsets are on the same channel. For instance, I have one base station for my living room TV. My wife and I could use the headphones from our living room base and the headphones from our bedroom base to listen to the same program in the living room. The bedroom TV does not have to be turned on. If you plug a headset into the living room base to charge, you will not be able to use that base to listen to the TV until you unhook the other headset from the charger. You will have to buy a 2nd set, but two of you can use separate headphones to watch and listen to the same TV program in the same room off the same base station. Make sure both headsets are on the same channel. For instance, I have one base station for my living room TV. My wife and I could use the headphones from our living room base and the headphones from our bedroom base to listen to the same program in the living room. The bedroom TV does not have to be turned on. If you plug a headset into the living room base to charge, you will not be able to use that base to listen to the TV until... » Read More You will have to buy a 2nd set, but two of you can use separate headphones to watch and listen to the same TV program in the same room off the same base station. Make sure both headsets are on the same channel. For instance, I have one base station for my living room TV. My wife and I could use the headphones from our living room base and the headphones from our bedroom base to listen to the same program in the living room. The bedroom TV does not have to be turned on. If you plug a headset into the living room base to charge, you will not be able to use that base to listen to the TV until you unhook the other headset from the charger. « Show Less
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They can work with a base station, but it is not required. We used just the two units, but found the volume too soft to be useful.
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Yes, this is the reason I bought two of them. The base unit (that cradles the speakers for re-charging) has a 1/8" (3.5mm) stereo socket. You just need to provide a connection between the TV "audio out" and the 3.5mm socket. I think most TVs audio out is via two RCA style connectors (you know, one is red and the other is white (or sometimes gray)). So you need an adapter cable with 2 RCA jacks on one end and a 3.5mm stereo plug on the other. One other tip; once the system was all hooked up the speakers would not play loud enough even when the volume adjust on the speaker(s) was turned all the way up. I pushed the "+" button on the base repeatedly and that increased the volume to the speakers a bunch. Yes, this is the reason I bought two of them. The base unit (that cradles the speakers for re-charging) has a 1/8" (3.5mm) stereo socket. You just need to provide a connection between the TV "audio out" and the 3.5mm socket. I think most TVs audio out is via two RCA style connectors (you know, one is red and the other is white (or sometimes gray)). So you need an adapter cable with 2 RCA jacks on one end and a 3.5mm stereo plug on the other. One other tip; once the system was all hooked up the speakers would not play loud enough even when the volume adjust on the speaker(s)... » Read More Yes, this is the reason I bought two of them. The base unit (that cradles the speakers for re-charging) has a 1/8" (3.5mm) stereo socket. You just need to provide a connection between the TV "audio out" and the 3.5mm socket. I think most TVs audio out is via two RCA style connectors (you know, one is red and the other is white (or sometimes gray)). So you need an adapter cable with 2 RCA jacks on one end and a 3.5mm stereo plug on the other. One other tip; once the system was all hooked up the speakers would not play loud enough even when the volume adjust on the speaker(s) was turned all the way up. I pushed the "+" button on the base repeatedly and that increased the volume to the speakers a bunch. « Show Less
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I believe the question should be can you use 2 headsets from the same transmitter. The headset itself is a receiver and the unit that plugs into the audio of the TV is a transmitter. That being said, I don't know how you might obtain a headphone without buying the entire set. Also be aware that Sony has developed a very bad reputation as far backing up their product warranty.
1504202
I have the same question. If not, can I use multiple base stations for better bluetooth range?
660565
You can't connect them toEach other but all you need is a Y connector and then you can run one cable to the head unit.
70582
Only using a "Y" adapter out of your music sources headphone out port. They would not be actually tied together but each would be receiving the same input from your source .
512812
I didn't use the headphones with the television, but I am assuming this should be the same as any device. You should not need to turn one on before the other, just press the button to search for devices that have not been sync'd with the headphones. That should work.