Can two sets be used together? However, when both of us are watching a DVD together, does it mean that I need to use a set of headphones as well, if he is using one?
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Probably yes. Your DVD (or stereo) output jack will sense the headphone jack and will mute the output to the speakers. You can however have two head-phone sets running from the single transmitter, each with your own volume setting. Good luck.
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These headphones are designed for individual use, but there should be no reason why one couldn't use several pairs on a system equipped with multiple headphone jacks, such as a listening lab in a school. Each student would use one pair.
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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.
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No, I had to purchase a second set separately. For a second set you just need the headphones not the transmitter. It will work with the original headphone's transmitter once you pair them. It's very easy to do.
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Yes, but they have to be hooked up properly. There is a bundle of wires on each headrest; one of which is output signal, and another that is input signal, the rest are power supply wires. If both input signals are connected to the opposite output signal, then two movies can be watched independently on their own screen, one movie can be watched on both screens, or the opposite screens can watch the other's movie. -Greg
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With an HDMI connection, you should not need a separate audio connect. Unless I'm mistaken, you should have HDMI on both units.
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I would say each set comes with a pair and it is "paired". So there is probably no interference. And then I found this review and confirmed that there should have no interference. So let's try it.http://www.practical-home-theater-guide.com/soundcast-wireless-system.html
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Yes, there's a headphone jack on my set. It's a standard jack. If you need something different, I'd have to take a look at it. I think a headphone is a great idea. It can get pretty loud in the house.
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You can but you would be hearing the same music on both at the same time. You would need an appropriate cable split connector..........
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I had not used that option but have now tested. Headphones work fine and the output to the RCA jacks is not interrupted when the 3.5 mm jack is in use. Something to keep in mind -- there is no volume control on the decoder. The SPDIF output from the TV is probably not controlled either. Unless your headphone has an integrated volume control the result may be uncomfortable. I checked off air vs. DVD on my TV. Off air came out with a moderate volume on my headphones where as DVD was pretty loud during some passages. Depending on your personal preferences it is possible that some audio could actually be too low in volume. I had not used that option but have now tested. Headphones work fine and the output to the RCA jacks is not interrupted when the 3.5 mm jack is in use. Something to keep in mind -- there is no volume control on the decoder. The SPDIF output from the TV is probably not controlled either. Unless your headphone has an integrated volume control the result may be uncomfortable. I checked off air vs. DVD on my TV. Off air came out with a moderate volume on my headphones where as DVD was pretty loud during some passages. Depending on your personal preferences it is possible that some audio could... » Read More I had not used that option but have now tested. Headphones work fine and the output to the RCA jacks is not interrupted when the 3.5 mm jack is in use. Something to keep in mind -- there is no volume control on the decoder. The SPDIF output from the TV is probably not controlled either. Unless your headphone has an integrated volume control the result may be uncomfortable. I checked off air vs. DVD on my TV. Off air came out with a moderate volume on my headphones where as DVD was pretty loud during some passages. Depending on your personal preferences it is possible that some audio could actually be too low in volume. « Show Less
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Anthony is correct. This is an add on set of headphones that can be synced in addition. You need to purchase the headset/transmitter combo, then you will be able to use the transmitter and both sets of headphones.
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actually the unit can play two at one time. they are front loading CD's. Very nice unit...
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Yes, You can use two headphones with one transmitter or use two different transmitters for one set of headphones.
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Yes, each set of headphones has an audio channel A or B switch. You can set them both to channel A and put the DVD player audio AV cable into the A input on the transceiver.
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If you have your DVD player hooked up to the tv then you are set to go. Whether you watch just tv or view the DVD you have sound coming through the headset. At least that is the way ours is set up.
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If I understand your question you want to know if you can use the headphones while your wife listens to the TV which separate volume control. If this is what you are asking the answer is yes...you both can control your volume on your separate devices independently.
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I don't have the answer for this question, I only have the one pair. I would think that you'd need another setup and have them both the same channel for 2 people to watch together.