can we use 2 headphones with 1 transmitter?
1283684
Yes, we have three headphones and we use all of them at the same time with one transmitter. Great product!!
1283685
Yes, you can use 2 headphones with 1 transmitter. I do it every day, so I know it definitely works!
1283686
I do not believe that the receiver is strong enough. I had to set a clear line of sight for best hearing. I had several electronics to close to the transmitter and had weak and scratchy single. I believe the transmitter is to weak.
1268895
I keep two BT receivers and two BT transmitters with one alternating receiver/transmitter set charging for headphone portable use. If you plan a stationary use they will play while charging if the connectors are not jiggled, in which case you may need to pair them again. Both of my units look like the photo. I use them every day and love the way they work.
2154962
No, if the two transmitters are connected to two different sources they will interfere with each other.
2237723
From what I understand in the documentation, the second headphone must be wired to an headphone output directly on the transmitter.The pro logic effect is also applied the this output to get the same as on the wireless signal received by the headphones..And I didn't see anything about a second wireless pair of headphones at the same time!! Sorry.
1819637
You should be able to simultaneously listen to one transmitter on three different headsets.
565846
I cannot answer from experience, but it seems to me that you might be able to. The transmitter is not a 2-way device, as far as I can tell, so it does not know how many headphones are receiving. Of course maybe the headphone is matched to the transmitter to avoid interference if you have 2 separate sets (in the same way a garage door opener is matched to a transmitter in your car through a unique cod).
390145
do u mean u want to listen to 2 different audio sources through the same headphone?
848666
Hello Kristopher -- You can use these as wired headphones with a splitter to get sound from one device to two headphones. Unfortunately, due to a Bluetooth limitation, you cannot currently stream audio from one transmitter (your device) to multiple receivers (your headphones). Thank you.
714211
Yes, they can do this easily. One works by itself, but you can sync both with the transmitter to have two people watching a show together. My experience is that if you turn the transmitter on, then both sets of headphones, they both sync in less than 5 seconds. If you turn one on and sync it, and later try to join up the second pair, you usually have to press the button on the transmitter to get the second pair to sync, but it's pretty quick even then.
1486199
No, one transmitter and one receiver. if you want to work in multransmitter environment it is reccomended by Sennheiser that they all be a a single band (A,B, etc.). The included mic breaks easily but no rig in this price range compares.
181476
As-long you have a Left and Right on your headphones, and then can plug the single plug in to your other device."Should" most likely work.
1130459
I am not sure if you can, but even if you can you won't have stereo. You would need one transmitter for each channel.
1314098
You can. It is a simple headphone jack connection to any device with audio out.and a plus is multiple devices can connect at once, so two pair of bluetooth headphones can listen to the same source.
1862167
I did not find a separate charging station for the second pair. I don't know if they are made or not. You can alternate the charging pattern of the two headphones. As far as transmitter, you can pair the second set of headphones to the first transmitter if you would like to listen to the same thing simultaneously, otherwise, you will need another transmitter which is also a charging station.
256708
Hi! The Indigo BTR9 remembers up to 8 paired devices. However only one paired device can be used at a time. So you will not be able to use two headphones with the BTR9 simultaneously.
85180
I suppose you could, you would need to buy two sets, and pair the two receivers to just one transmitter. I don't see anything in the instructions that would prevent you from doing that, and that would leave you with a spare transmitter, good in case the first one ever breaks.
1286202
I don't really understand the question, so I'm guessing here. If you connect 2 USB BT transmitter to a computer you'll have to pair one to the speakers and the other to the headphones. But if it's only one USB you'll have to pair it to the speakers or the headphones every time you switch between them, and the speakers don't turn off automatically