Is this pillow speaker for a television set?
2065279
Could be for a tv set, I suppose if the tv has a speaker jack for audio. Wer use it on a night table radio, and it works fine.
2065280
This speaker is for putting under your pillow when listening to audio cassettes or other mini plug audio devices. If you can get an adapter for your tv audio output, it should work fine!
2065281
This could be used with a Television, but there are some requirements. This speaker could be plugged directly into a headphone jack, but most televisions do not have these. This speaker could be connected to the audio out jacks using a RCA to 3.5mm conversion cable or adapter. Amazon has several like -- http://www.amazon.com/Audio-Adapter-3-5mm-Jack-Plugs/dp/B000A3GPIS -- Remember that you may need an audio headphone extension cable as well. Also - If using the RCA to 3.5mm adapter, you may ( if desired ) turn off the internal speakers in the audio setup menu of the television so that you get just the pillow speaker and not both the pillow speaker and the television speakers. Best Regards and Good Luck, it is not as difficult as it sounds to get this working.
2065282
Yes, TV and any other 3.5mm adaptable devices. Please refer to Edward H. Bell's answer, it is much more informative.
688631
The connections are USB and a small green plug like you'd see with computer speakers, so I don't see how. Even if you could rig something up, I wouldn't recommend it. The speakers that come with the TVs today are already far superior to the sound quality produced by this product. Good luck.
2217229
No..works fine under the TV....If your TV is hung on the wall you need to get alternative speakers.
909974
It would depend on what type of connectors you have on the TV. the speakers have the headphone sized plug (3.5mm?).You would need something that would adapt to what you have on the tv's output. It's to hard to generalize. . .
2122064
Hey Richard, it depends on your setup. Your speakers would need white and red plug-ins and your TV would need to have an auxiliary jack of some sort. I have mine running from a shelf speaker system into my green speaker jack for my computer, personally.
1646991
You could connect this speaker to almost any modern tv with the right cable. There are adapters that convert digital outputs to analog ones and cables that convert from red/white audio jacks to a headphone style jack. The only reason why I wouldn't use this with a tv is that it is mono and not stereo so, although the sound will be loud, it will not be in stereo.
2130168
Absolutely not. This is a surround sound for a TV only, make sure you put it ear high, as the speakers are rather small and have directive sound. It has a good sound to it.
1999591
Bruce,Unfortunately, I did not use these for a TV, but for a computer generated sound track on a Power Point presentation. For that they worked and sounded great.
1692679
They will not be powerful enough to give you any kind of quality sound from a TV. Good for a computer, not so good for a television.
1695788
Not sure, but the sound level is very low. I would not use this for a main tv, would be good for computer or bedroom.
1258101
Yes, but it depends on your TV. Most TV's have a way to turn off the TV speakers if you chose to.
177884
I'd say yes. as long as you can use your TV as your center speaker you're better off with the back speakers as the option.
225799
I made the mistake of buying this thing thinking it was for a TV...its for a computer with a 5.1 sound card. it has like 5 different input s you need to hook up to the sound card. unless you have a TV with a sound card which I doubt it won't work it's for a laptop or PC. so now I'm sitting here with this surround system that I can't use... or at least not until I get a computer with a 5.1 sound card.
1360765
I believe it is, but we no longer have the speakers so I cannot be sure. These are probably not the best speakers for using with a television, by the way. Check out a set of PSB Imagine Minis or some other really good stereo speakers, or even some of the really good soundbars out now. Outlaw Audio is my personal favorite.
955862
Probably yes, but it depends upon how your source (TV or receiver) that is feeding your speaker handles the output. I have two TV Ears (the headphone type) and both my TVs are able to handle output to the TV Ears (with a constant volume that can be adjusted by the TV Ears) as well as sound from the source that can be muted or turned all the way down. All relatively modern TVs should be able to do this, but it is entirely a function of the sound source and not the TV Ears devices.
76167
For a large media device you probably want Multimedia Speakers not computer speakers. If your TV has a 3.5mm audio plug in it will work. However the sound will probably not be too much better than your TV speakers. Take a look at Creative GigaWorks T40 Series II 2.0 Multimedia Speaker System with BasXPort Technology.
420761
The sound is fine and the cushions are fine too. If you are not too far from the tv you will be fine