I'm looking for a basic pair with a sound control for TV use, not music. Does this or any have sound control?.
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You can hook up this headphone on you TV u need to use straight cable don't use sound control cable because the sound control only design use on this smartphone no for TV. I think u better to buy wireless headphone something like sony pulse elite, sony mdrhw300k or sony mdrhw700k 9.1surround wireless headphone. if wireless headphone too hard to setup that is another model call Philips SHP2500/37 Full Size Headphone with Volume Control.
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Yes there are three buttons on the side that you can control the sound as well it has a pause button as well
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These headsets do not cut the sound from the TV, so both can hear the sound. If you mute the TV sound however, then only the earphones pickup the sound.
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I use them for TV sometimes...my TV audio is connected to my surround sound amp, which has a headphone jack. I don't get "surround sound" through the headphones, but I do get wonderful, rich stereo at a nice volume without disturbing family or neighbors. The long cord allows me to sit on my couch while watching. So, yes, they do.
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I bought one pair for a 21"TV. The original TV sound was SO tinny I had to do something. I am very pleased with the sound on these and they just plug right into the sound jack. I bought a second small TV that's 27" and it also needed better sound so I bought a second set of speakers. I am not a huge sound critic, but these are really nice. Simple design and very good sound. So, YES, they worked great for my TV's. I don't see any reason they wouldn't be fine for a larger screen.
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Of course it can be used with a TV. The cord is pretty long, although not as long as some other headphones. There is no volume control on the headphones themselves, but you can use you TV's volume control.
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These do not have inline volume control, but you should be able to vary the volume using your tv volume control like you usually do.
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As stated by the other responses, the sound is typical of TV's with built in speakers. No problems with the sound, but if you want surround or theater quality you'll have to add something for that. Ours is not used as our primary TV, so the speakers and sound are perfectly good.
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Hi Rosa, not tv but if your playing loud music they can be heard by others, and i haven't experienced any echo. They actually sound pretty good for wireless headphones.I am happy with the headphones and would confidently recommend them. Hope this helps, let me know if you get them and if you like them. regardsEvan
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Argeto, I don't fully understand your questions but I will answer based on subject in sentence. These are just monitors, they offer an A and B video input choice. Input A - connects via 1 set of composite wires (Red, White, and Yellow (audio and Video)). Input B - connects via 1 Yellow (video only). Video image can be flipped vertically or horizontally, and mirrored. These units contain NO speakers or headphone jacks. Audio input A, is used to transmit to IR headphones only (input B has no audio). The units come with 2 small remotes control but I have never used them. IR audio does have support for 2 channel headsets. These units are cheap units. I use them in my minivan for the last row of seats. The bad points; I had to use velcro to help keep the screens from popping out the headrest when my son reclines the seat. They use the standard metal shims for headrest posts sizing (I changed to plastic). The video quality is good, not great. What I liked; they were cheap. When I turn them off/on they stay off/on after vehicle power has been cycled, meaning they don't automatically turn on/off after the power to the units as been interrupted by the car turning off and on (when connected to ignition ACC). Also when no video signal is present and the unit is on the screen displays a blue background. I hope I addressed your questions.
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Yes, they do but I usually mute the sound on the televison and just use the sound bar. The sound bar is worth the money.
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I use the TV sound and it suits me fine. Granted it's not the best it can be, but if you don't like it you can buy a amplifier receiver & speakers and go at it.
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Hi, this control( for my system) only controls volume. Up and down. There is the power on/off and the mute button. I control the bass by the menu on the DVD and TV. Good luck. I control bass in the
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Only if you want to. I watch TV with the volume on the TV turned all the way down. At any point, with the TV remote, you can raise or lower the TV's volume. The headphones have their own volume controls. That's one of the things that makes them so awesome! :))
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Yes and no. We have a sound system but it is not connected to the TV. The headphones are the type that allow a person to listen to the TV without the sound disturbing another person. He was using them when he got up earlier than me. It appears that the makers of headphones are producing only analog ones; the Radio Shack guy was going to show me digital headphones, but they turned out to be analog connect also. The products that I have been able to find seem to start at $60+; I wouldn't mind the price if I could be sure that the product would work with our set. Thanks for your input.
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They will provide good sound quality. They don't have any controls to adjust volume/playback.
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Not bad for the price, but there are much better options available. These will most likely be comparable to the current sound output.I would strongly recommend something with larger speakers and more power as well. A subwoofer is also nice to have. I would highly recommend an inexpensive or used hi-fi system over computer speakers for a TV. Even something like this would be better: Logitech Speaker System Z313
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TV ears have its own volume and balance controls and works separately from the sound bar. TV ears sound quality is very good and really doesn't need the assist of the sound bar.