Does this work for living room TV when more than 1 person is watching same program but only 1 person is hard of hearing?
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I have hearing problem but my wife can hear very well, my question is, can I hear through head phone, same time other person hear TV from TV speaker?
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Hi Shirley. Yes. This wireless is very good as I have hearing problem and my husband does not. So when we watch TV together, I put the headphone. I had other headphone before , which broke down soon, but this one is durable, easy to use as it adjusts to my head by itself and the sound is very clear. It is not bulky, either. I highly recommend this to you.
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I bought this as a gift for my son so I haven't personally used it but I do know from baby sitting occasionally that it had to be unplugged from the TV for others to hear the sound. He uses it at night to watch TV in bed while his wife is sleeping.
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Yes. Nice feature. You can mute the TV and not bother anyone else, or have your own volume.
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Yes, that is exactly how we use it. The audio will not be perfectly in sync with the audio from the TV, so we find this setup works best when the volume on the TV is low, for someone close to the set (e.g. on a couch), and the speaker is across the room (e.g. in the kitchen).
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Yes, if you TV does not have optical out this is the way to go. I had the same problem and this little device solved for me.
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No. You can not hear both channels at the same time. Not sure about 4 channels.
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I think it would be a bit loud if you were trying to watch TV in the same room.
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I dont believe so. Not sure? I have it tuned into one t.v.. Works great I can walk around to different rooms and hear it.
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There are 2 channels only one device per channel, 1 channel at a time. As long as the mike is the same frequency as one of them it should work.
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When I watch TV or my grandchildren are over I have the amplifier in one ear only. It works for me so far. Thank you.
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Yes, it was to amplify a Flatscreen for someone who is going deaf that we purchased this. It really works well.
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I have the same issue. This was not made for a TV setup the way its advertised. You will need the separate receiver and speakers for optimal results.
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Hi Gail, no we haven't experienced any interference from other devices. We got it for my mother and it is working really well...she can finally hear the dialogue of the TV programs! The sound is quite clear...
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As long as you've got an audio output on the TV, this will work. It will definitely improve the sound. The TV we have has terrible audio, but this helped a bunch!!
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Just set mine up. I do have a home theater system, so it isn't an issue with me. But I am also not impressed with the sound from the tv. You certainly should be able to hear it over other noise, even though it could be louder.
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It has worked for me. As long as the TV has one set of connections you can use this to connect multiple devices.
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Yes, it works great. The only way I can hear the TV. I have two base stations. one at the treadmill another in the family room. Phonak hearing aid for one ear and a cochlear implant for the other. It's best if your TV has a headphone jack. R.M. Maryland
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Only one person can talk at a time but both the other units will hear. The way they work, when the button is depressed it is in transmit mode and when released it goes into receive mode. So if two people are pressing the buttons at the same time they will not be able to hear what the others are saying.