Will this amplify TV audio if plugged into the headphone connection? I just need a bit more sound, nothing fancy. Thanks!
1177980
I don't think so. This little speaker is about as loud as a good laptop speaker, and I think that's what it's meant for. So I'd say it's expected that the user will be sitting close to it, as in right above it. It's not going to project across a room very well and I can't imagine it will be louder than even the smallest TV speaker.
1177981
The plug is a normal headphone size. I plug it directly into my iPod. I don't think you will have a problem using it on you tvs headphone jack. The cord is only about 6 inches long though.
1721927
I guess if your tv has a bluetooth or a miniplug output for sound it will act the same as headphones probably disabling the tv speakers
433607
I have not tried it with the TV. Anyway, I don't think it's powerful enough to enhance the TV sound. It is great for the computer. It makes the sounds, especially conversations, much clearer.
301718
Not unless your TV has a bypass option for the headphone jack. Most TVs cut the speaker sound automatically when a headphone jack is plugged in.
687320
They might help. You would still have to plug the headphones into the tv. The cord might not reach. Also, once you plug into the audio jack, no one else will be able to hear anything. If you have a newer model tv, I have to believe there are other products that would work.
1441751
I have the sound coming form the TV so it works fine with any kind of media channeled through the TV input. Sound is fantastic, hope that helps
1938844
Yes if your TV has a headphone jack they can plug right up into the headphone jack. That's how I use mine.
1068307
This TV doesn't have any analog audio out. There is optical and hdmi audio out. I ended up buying a receiver to power my analog speakers. I presume you would need something similar or at least a Digital to Analog Converter (DAC) if you wanted a standard headphone jack.
2217497
Yes via an audio amplifier. You can connect the audio output from the tv directly to an audio amplifier and use the headphone socket on your audio amplifier. I do not believe that you can directly connect headphones to the TV as it does not have a headphone jack socket,
2183609
There should be a stereo audio jack on the tv for headphones connection. Just use it for the cable to the speaker unit. If it doesn't have a speaker jack then there should be some female rca audio output jacks on the back of the tv. If it doesn't have either of these then the only solution would be to connect wires to the tv speakers and run them to rca female connectors.
1815923
This port is a headphone port; however, you can use an amplified speaker system like those designed for use with a PC. I tried this with a $15 speaker set and it worked but I didn't hear enough improvement to bother with it. The signal is going from the TV set to the speakers so I don't see how the TV set can be overpowered by something it is not receiving.
442096
No, this product doesn't do any amplification. It can only reduce the output volume. You need to find a "headphone amplifier" to do what you need.
2081338
If you can find out the size of the port is on your tv it would be nice because you can attach the supplied 6.3mm headphone plug adapter to the 3.5mm headphone plug. So it would either have to be 6.3mm or 3.5mm. Does this help?
397958
Yes. I have it hooked to my TV. Lower the TV volume and the output is lower. Your headphones may also have a volume control and then you can use either one or both to increase or decrease the volume.
1911277
It depends on your TV set. If it has a 1/8" or 1/4" headphone jack, then the headphone will work just fine, since it has both size plugs. I have the audio outs on my TV plugged into a stereo receiver so I can use large speakers, but the receiver also has a 1/4" headphone jack. Anyway, in my book the phones sound great with just about any source I've tried them with.
301715
Yes, that's how we use it. However it must not be plugged into the headphone jack in the front of the TV as that mutes the TV speaker in most sets. They come with a mini-stero jack and a phono jack. Use whatever type receptacle your TV has. MOst modern TVs have several options. In some cases they can be plugged into your cable box or amplifier. If needed adapters for other setups can be had at Radio Shack.
10998
No direct headphone jack on this one, but if you use the RCA jacks to connect to a graphic equalizer or other type pre-amp that has a headphone jack then you can listen without having it output thru the speaker system. We use it that way a lot so as to not disturb those watching TV in the same room.