Can I turn the volume all the way down on my tv and still hear through my blue tooth head set (like a tv ears type of set up)?
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The Blue Tooth transmitter uses the Headphone jack - not the Audio Out connector used by TV Ears. When something is plugged into the Headphone Jack the audio to the speakers is cut off. The TV volume control will control the volume to the headphones or anything plugged into that jack - such as the Blue Tooth transmitter. The Audio Out Jack is usually not controlled by the TV volume (but some provide this option) and is designed to go to a separate audio amp. TV Ears use Audio Out so the speakers work as well as the TV Ears so the person using the TV Ears can boost the volume above the speaker level.
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The Kokkia A10m 3.5 plug is to be plugged into the TVs earphone output. In doing so the main speakers on the TV are disabled and audio is now transmitted to the device plugged into the TVs earphone output port and the volume control is also controlling the volume of the earphone output. As I understand your question, the speakers will be off by using the earphone output and you will have volume control as well.
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The Blue Tooth transmitter uses the Headphone jack - not the Audio Out connector used by TV Ears. When something is plugged into the Headphone Jack the audio to the speakers is cut off. The TV volume control will control the volume to the headphones or anything plugged into that jack - such as the Blue Tooth transmitter. The Audio Out Jack is usually not controlled by the TV volume (but some provide this option) and is designed to go to a separate audio amp. TV Ears use Audio Out so the speakers work as well as the TV Ears so the person using the TV Ears can boost the volume above the speaker level. The Blue Tooth transmitter uses the Headphone jack - not the Audio Out connector used by TV Ears. When something is plugged into the Headphone Jack the audio to the speakers is cut off. The TV volume control will control the volume to the headphones or anything plugged into that jack - such as the Blue Tooth transmitter. The Audio Out Jack is usually not controlled by the TV volume (but some provide this option) and is designed to go to a separate audio amp. TV Ears use Audio Out so the speakers work as well as the TV Ears so the person using the TV Ears can boost the volume above the... » Read More The Blue Tooth transmitter uses the Headphone jack - not the Audio Out connector used by TV Ears. When something is plugged into the Headphone Jack the audio to the speakers is cut off. The TV volume control will control the volume to the headphones or anything plugged into that jack - such as the Blue Tooth transmitter. The Audio Out Jack is usually not controlled by the TV volume (but some provide this option) and is designed to go to a separate audio amp. TV Ears use Audio Out so the speakers work as well as the TV Ears so the person using the TV Ears can boost the volume above the speaker level. « Show Less
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Yes, just connect a common audio cable to the "Audio Out" on your TV and to the headphone base. The cable comes with the headphones. Its very easy to install and works great! You can turn the volume all the way down on the TV and use the volume control on the headphones. The sound is far superior to "TV Ears".
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yes, you can set the volume on the TV as low or high as you want and the same with the headset. i will warn you that there is a limit on the headset as to how loud it will go up to, it is pretty loud but not ear splitting volume.
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yes you can as long as your tv has analog out for audio, you can go into tv menu and turn off tv speakers then use vol control from tv to control sound.
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You should be able to adjust the sound with this item. I have a Samsung tv and Bose headphones and am able to adjust the volume to any desired level. make sure the volume all the way down on the tv without muting it.
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Did you lower the TV volume to the point of almost mute and then u increase the volume on the TV ears? If not, U can call the TV Ears Customer Service, they will guide you through it.
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No, there is one volume control that affects both ears. If the base unit is plugged into the TV headphone jack, the TV volume must be turned up enough to have sufficient signal to the headset. The headset volume can then boost or lower the level. If the headset is plugged into an Audio Out either from the TV or another devise, the TV volume is completely independent from the headset volume.
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yes. Just hook up on the audio output of the tv. My wife doesn't like it loud so she turns the tv down too low for me. That's ok, I have a better sound than she does anyway with the headphones.
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No the blue tooth cancels out the TV speakers because you have to plug it in the audio jack on the TV in order to hear the earphones.
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Yes, all others can hear the TV at regular volume. Headset works by line of sight so anything between headphones and transmitter base will block sound to headphones. Headphones have their own volume. They are fantastic.
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Yes, I always lower the TV sound when I use TV Ears and you can even mute the TV and still listen to TV Ears.
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on my tv I am able to so I imagine it works the same for all. When i use the headset I have to turn the volume down on the TV all the way so I only hear the TV through the headset.
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Sure, as long as your TV has the output for Toslink or Coaxial and your headphones use the 3.5mm audio jack or RCA. The only problem I can see you having is that on my TV you cannot control the volume via the TV so your headphone should have some sort of volume control.
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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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Yes, just turn the volume down to the lowest setting. It's not technically off, but it may as well be.
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On my TV once I plug in the headphones the TV speakers turn off automatically only allowing me to hear through headphones. Have to unplug headphones to get TV speakers to work again.
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No. Since external speakers are connected, the tv volume control does not work any more. Hope this helps.