Can both headphones be used for the same audio source even though the home-theater has only one output? My wife and I want to be able to watch a movie without disturbing our daughter?
1483005
Yes they can work, I got them connected same way, one output on TV and me and wife we listen to the same sound
1483006
Yes, each set of headphones has an audio channel A or B switch. You can set them both to channel A and put the DVD player audio AV cable into the A input on the transceiver.
1483007
Yes, you can actually have three, four, five headphones listening to same audio. The signal goes through the box and then transmits to your headphones. I bought this for my parents as well as our family and we bring our headphones to their house so we can all have a pair on movie night! Each one has its own volume control too! WE LOVE these. Even today while snowed in and working a puzzle I ask my dad to please wear his headphones as he likes the volume up WAY too loud!
1483008
Yes, it is possible. You need to connect the audio output of your device to the input in the Power Acoustik transmiter, then the earpads have a channel selector were you can put both of them in the same one. I did it and works. Just take into account the input of the transmiter is a RCA jack, if your home theater has a digital output (optical) you need to buy a digital-analog converter, sold here in Amazon.
1483009
Yes, we have 3 sets, 6 headphones and you can pick how many headphones you want to listen to a particular source. We have 3 TV's and use the headphones on different sources by simply setting the phones to A or B on each set. Easy! We use them all the time now, they are great also for early morning when some sleep in too.
1483010
Yes. Each head set can receive two channels. both of you can hear on the selected channels at the same time. go for ir, a great buy
304458
With an HDMI connection, you should not need a separate audio connect. Unless I'm mistaken, you should have HDMI on both units.
358263
The headphones can only use one input at a time. You could have the optical (digital) and the RCA jacks (analog) plugged in at once but only one can have activity. There is not a switch to select which input is to be used. You can get an additional switch box for either type of those inputs if you need or like. Note that there is a switch on the headphone tower for attenuating a analog signal (0db/-8db) which could be needed for some analog sources but not all. In that case you would have to switch two switches when changing from analog sources. Also note that the surround effect is not as pronounced or awesome until you use the digital complex input.
54290
You will have to buy a 2nd set, but two of you can use separate headphones to watch and listen to the same TV program in the same room off the same base station. Make sure both headsets are on the same channel. For instance, I have one base station for my living room TV. My wife and I could use the headphones from our living room base and the headphones from our bedroom base to listen to the same program in the living room. The bedroom TV does not have to be turned on. If you plug a headset into the living room base to charge, you will not be able to use that base to listen to the TV until you unhook the other headset from the charger. You will have to buy a 2nd set, but two of you can use separate headphones to watch and listen to the same TV program in the same room off the same base station. Make sure both headsets are on the same channel. For instance, I have one base station for my living room TV. My wife and I could use the headphones from our living room base and the headphones from our bedroom base to listen to the same program in the living room. The bedroom TV does not have to be turned on. If you plug a headset into the living room base to charge, you will not be able to use that base to listen to the TV until... » Read More You will have to buy a 2nd set, but two of you can use separate headphones to watch and listen to the same TV program in the same room off the same base station. Make sure both headsets are on the same channel. For instance, I have one base station for my living room TV. My wife and I could use the headphones from our living room base and the headphones from our bedroom base to listen to the same program in the living room. The bedroom TV does not have to be turned on. If you plug a headset into the living room base to charge, you will not be able to use that base to listen to the TV until you unhook the other headset from the charger. « Show Less
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Yes. There is a HDZONE setting that will output the same or different source from the primary source. It is a HDMI output. I have not tried to provide power to a second set of speakers from the receiver along with the HDZONE as I am just using a TV in the other room. This may be possible but I have nto had the need to try. I do use the line level outputs to a separate amp for ZONE 2 which we use for 10 sets of stereo built in speakers around the house. ZONE 2 and HDZONE share the second source so they are not independent.
428680
I wanted to do the same. bought the headphones because I misunderstood this answer. called tech help. you can't do this if you have a newer model digital TV like I do. there is no audio output on the TV and my TV receiver system is wireless which also doesn't have an audio out. so I have to plug the receiver into my TV headphone outlet which means there is no sound other than what is coming from the headphone. so every time I watch the TV with my husband in bed and he falls asleep, I must get out of bed and plug in my headphones. (My TV has a DIGITAL audio out (USB port) which is NOT compatible with this headphone). also the cable is too short to put the receiver on my nightstand (need to purchase an extension)(still have to get in/out of bed to plug/unplug the audio cable) true in the morning too if you both want to wake up and both watch TV in the morning in bed
699043
No you can't. I am ordering my 2nd set of these (last set lasted around 2 years with young boys using them). These are single channel Headphones. I have a single DVD Player in my Tahoe and they work perfectly. My husband has 2 separate headrest DVD players in his Yukon Denali. He has to use the 2 channel headphones. You can use the single channel, but it will only pick up the first channel which is A in our Yukon.
75828
Both are powered at the same time. I'm assuming there is only one physical headphone amplifier so it would essentially be the same as using a splitter out of one of the jacks.
712855
Yes, both have their own volume control and you can use separate headphones with each. It is a great feature when they disagree on what to watch (which tends to be more often than not!).
1976406
Hi - Let's clarify something right away. Do not use VGA & HDMI cables from the same source at the same time. Just remember that what ever source you feed this monitor with an HDMI cable will be the one that sound is applied to the headset jack on the back. Anything else, you will have to hook up your speaker system straight to the source unit ( PC-Game unit - video feeds ) Hooking up directly to the source unit will generally give you the best sound anyway. If you have more than one feed to the monitor, it has a switch to select which one you will receive at any given moment. The HDMI feed will be the only one that sends sound to the monitor headphone jack, and you can plug a sound system into this jack or just headphones. - Good luck and enjoy! - Jim T.
1404281
Jack, you can do that. The only thing you have to consider is 1. Both inputs L & R need to be connected, otherwise the system works in mono. 2. You can select only one input A or B on each headphone output, not both at the same time.
286011
They can only used at the same time on one device. You connect your device with the main speaker, the second speaker is connected with a cable of about 60 cm for stereo sound.
1163281
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?
390145
do u mean u want to listen to 2 different audio sources through the same headphone?
687169
I only have the one - but with just one unit, I get good sound! I've used it in the garage, out working in the yard, working, and under my truck. I'm not sure if you could get two of them to talk at once through Bluetooth, but I'm sure it could be done with a typical headphone splitter. I would think that the latter method may work, so it's a thought.
512812
I didn't use the headphones with the television, but I am assuming this should be the same as any device. You should not need to turn one on before the other, just press the button to search for devices that have not been sync'd with the headphones. That should work.
76901
Yeah. It is a Bluetooth device so as far as I know you cannot connect two sets of these to the same audio source. They are pretty handy for personal use, though a little on the pricey side and there is some small fiddle factor getting the earpieces lined up just right..