Can I put this unite in front of my tv and bluetooth to my hearing aids and get an improved sound?
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No experience trying that. But in general I would think in bad idea to do this with an acoustic link (that is, putting a mic in front of a speaker). Much better to find --if you can-- some electrical output, such as an earphone jack or extension speaker terminal.
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I would say yes. First off, you'll reduce or eliminate the echo you get with hearing aids in a room. Secondly, I find the audio quality improved when compared to the onboard mics. I take this mic and place it front of stage at live music performances. One noticeable thing will be the audio delay when used with TV. Your dialog may be off slightly. My $200 TV transmitter from Siemens doesn't have any perceptible delay, but it does have a perceptibly larger price tag.
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yes, you can put this unit in front of your TV and bluetooth to your bluetooth hearing aids. Also, you can consider to use another product, RemHearlinkl, remote bluetooth microphone is good for hearing improvement. The link is Nolan RemHearLinks Bluetooth Wireless Remote Voice Audio Links with microphone, audio streamer. Long range. Multiple microphones, External audio input for voice and audio transmitting, Volume adjustment, Mute, Clear sound to help hearing loss to understand more speech over a distance. Ideal for the hearing loss, hearing impairment, podcasting, presentation, panel session, distance education, conference, remote hearing aids. Hope these information is good for your reference. yes, you can put this unit in front of your TV and bluetooth to your bluetooth hearing aids. Also, you can consider to use another product, RemHearlinkl, remote bluetooth microphone is good for hearing improvement. The link is Nolan RemHearLinks Bluetooth Wireless Remote Voice Audio Links with microphone, audio streamer. Long range. Multiple microphones, External audio input for voice and audio transmitting, Volume adjustment, Mute, Clear sound to help hearing loss to understand more speech over a distance. Ideal for the hearing loss,... » Read More yes, you can put this unit in front of your TV and bluetooth to your bluetooth hearing aids. Also, you can consider to use another product, RemHearlinkl, remote bluetooth microphone is good for hearing improvement. The link is Nolan RemHearLinks Bluetooth Wireless Remote Voice Audio Links with microphone, audio streamer. Long range. Multiple microphones, External audio input for voice and audio transmitting, Volume adjustment, Mute, Clear sound to help hearing loss to understand more speech over a distance. Ideal for the hearing loss, hearing impairment, podcasting, presentation, panel session, distance education, conference, remote hearing aids. Hope these information is good for your reference. « Show Less
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probably you can, copmare the speaker jack of your tv with a computer if it has the same jack then you can use it as your tv speaker too.
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Sure. Just input the output sound from from your TV via, optical, hdmi, or analog.
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You could, but a stereo output would be more effective maybe even into a normal home hi if set up , just watch your volume levels Cheers
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If I were u I would just get a optical audio cable if your tv and sound is setup for it you'll get a more pure sounds
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You can do it yourself. I bought my tvlink from Amazon and had to fiddle with it just a little bit to get it to sync up. It is by far my favorite thing about wearing hearing aids. I can hear the tv now and it is not blasting everyone out of the room. Even with my hearing aids alone I still had difficulty hearing the tv. Recently my neck cable quite working and the period while I waited for the replacement was agony. I completely hooked up and synced the tvlink myself and I love it! Good luck!
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You should be able to do this if you use the mini-jack (3.5mm) or RCA port on the speakers for the TV connection. As the other answers said, you'll still have to press the bluetooth button on the remote.
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Dear Russ, Thanks so much for your inquiry. If you have RCA audio output jacks you can use those to connect to the YAS-103 Soundbar. That will in all probability require you to go into the menu of your television and disable the television's internal speakers. The result will be much better sound! Please let me know if you have any additional questions. Regards, Eric Cohen Worldwide Stereo
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you can if your tv has a 3.5mm headphone jack! they really work with practically everything! that's why we love them! :)
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Yes absolutely. I believe some of that answer depends on how you have the volume from your tv routed and configured to a sound system, if at all. I believe most audio systems and tv's out there can be set up easily enough for this. Really nice articulate headphones by the way.
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I suppose if the TV is close enough you can. It is like any other head phones.
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there should be a mute button if not lower the volume on your TV to 0 and Bluetooth should be very audible
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Like the other answers yes if you have Bluetooth. Also if you have some sort of surround sound you could plug in the cord and use it old school. Might need a longer cord and or an adapter for the plug-in.
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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.
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Unless the TV has external speaker drivers (unlikely), you'll need an amplifier hooked up to a TV sound output (which is the way mine are hooked up to a TV).
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It depends if your tv supports direct connection of speakers. This speaker connects the same way most good speakers connect to your stereo with push or screw terminals. If your tv only has RCA terminals then you will need to get some kind of amplifier to connect the sound bar to. That being said, adding this device (center channel) to your system really helps hearing dialog.
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U can set it up that way or if you have a new tv you may need a speaker system separate from the tv