Can a headphone be plugged into the box when others want silence?
1476866
The 2 earphone jacks are those 2 holes on front middle by the volume control. (standard 3.5mm jacks, such as a cellphone headphone plug)
1476867
There is an outlet on the back of the box that is labeled "music". I assume a headphone can be plugged at that location.
1476868
Lol, even better!! There are (2) headphone jacks that can be heard by 2 people at same time, leaving all others in silence!!Also, the TV volume can be left at '0' while still heard on tv ears set which helps to be heard at lower volume for others who still want to hear, just not as loud as it would be!
1476869
Yes you can. They are an extra but worth it. I have two of these and my Sister has one for her husband in Tennessee. Expensive but worth it.
1476870
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.
1513064
No the speakers are not mute and the out put have to be played through an amplifier like a stero or powered boxes hope this answere your question
254387
the only way I know to do it is get a headphone splitter. there will only one volume control for the both of you so if one of you doesn't hear real well it would be loud for the other
1541405
Unfortunately on the equipment itself, no but you do have the capability of using the mute function if you were to connect a mic to it that has that option.
737506
It can work for that, well sorta. It's purpose is to extract a line out signal to connect to an amplifier (like a fiio e5, e6, ect.) or a stereo system. It outputs a line level signal without any volume control, so your headphones will play quietly because the signal isn't amplified.
229467
It may depend of whether you are using the TV connected to a Cable box or broadcast antenna and whether the TV has an audio output. If the TV is connected to a cable box, it usually has an separate audio connection which can connect directly to the headphone sender audio connection. Then the TV sound is unaffected. If you want the room silent you can turn the TV down or use the mute button.
1962190
I'm not 100% but I think so at least the volume can be turned down so you won't be able to hear it
795536
not to my knowledge. You would have to mute your phone just as if you had microphone/headphones in.
839698
Not exactly but you can use one of the output (A or B) as a Headphone if that's what you want. (You may need something to amplify the sound)
579174
You could but probably would not be the right way to do it. The headphone out is not line level and your console will be seeing an impedance mismatch.
307109
I'm not positive but I think you can ONLY if your headphones have a volume control.
1904383
You can silence the headset, but the base will still rings. This is my experience
187618
Not sure. There's a "PC audio " outlet and it accepts the headphone jack but does not silence the unit speakers. I'm stumped. Sorry!
222977
This equalizes a mono signal and your headphones are probably stereo. Not only that, but the signal coming out of this equalizer needs to be amplified, I doubt you could hear anything if you simply plugged in your headphones to this unit. You may want to Google search "headphone equalizer".
1917718
No. You'd want over eat type, closed cup, headphones specified as noise isolation.
1742116
It may. However, expect interruptions in signal between your headphones and connecting device.
537384
Nope. Tell them to turn it down. Noise cancelation phasing circuits work with continuous noise, such as a rumble.