Sony MDR-IF24OR Wireless Headphones: was using sony wireless headphones with my panasonic big screen tv without any problems. great sound/reception. bought a new pioneer 60 plasma and hooked up the sony wireless headphones and have very bad...
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I'm having the same problem with static apparently generated by my plasma TV -- the lighter/whiter the picture, the worse the static. Is there a solution other than getting another model headphone? If so, which one? Randy
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Excellent headphones, which these are, will work well with any device that has the proper jack, and provided that the device puts out sufficient power to drive the headphones (shouldn't be a problem) and puts out decent sound. I use mine for listening to old time radio, watching old time TV programs and movies on my laptop computer. Couldn't be happier with the results. If your TV is one of good quality -- especially if it has stereo sound -- these headphones are a great fit for a situation like this. Their long cord allows you to sit back an adequate distance from the TV for better viewing. If you don't turn up the volume too terrible loud (bad for the ears anyway), you won't have to share your TV viewing with everyone else in the room since these are over-the-ear phones. Hope this helps. If all else fails, try contacting JVC with your query through their home website.
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We have a PS4 hooked up to our TV, onkyo receiver, and surround sound system and these work well to watch blu-ray movies on our ps4, but the moment we plug the wireless headphone jack into the front of the Onkyo receiver, it cuts the sound running to everything else. I do not know if that is a setting in the receiver that can be changed, as we bought these to watch TV and play games while our newborn was sleeping, and having the sound cut off is what we wanted. Don't do what I did and buy this supplemental/extra headset first; it does not come with the wireless transmitter and cords, so it is worthless unless you have another one at home already. We have a PS4 hooked up to our TV, onkyo receiver, and surround sound system and these work well to watch blu-ray movies on our ps4, but the moment we plug the wireless headphone jack into the front of the Onkyo receiver, it cuts the sound running to everything else. I do not know if that is a setting in the receiver that can be changed, as we bought these to watch TV and play games while our newborn was sleeping, and having the sound cut off is what we wanted. Don't do what I did and buy this supplemental/extra headset first; it does not come with the wireless transmitter and cords, so it... » Read More We have a PS4 hooked up to our TV, onkyo receiver, and surround sound system and these work well to watch blu-ray movies on our ps4, but the moment we plug the wireless headphone jack into the front of the Onkyo receiver, it cuts the sound running to everything else. I do not know if that is a setting in the receiver that can be changed, as we bought these to watch TV and play games while our newborn was sleeping, and having the sound cut off is what we wanted. Don't do what I did and buy this supplemental/extra headset first; it does not come with the wireless transmitter and cords, so it is worthless unless you have another one at home already. « Show Less
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I own a Panasonic Viera 65" plasma which has a "Digital Audio Output" connection. I used a standard digital audio cable and connected it to my Compass Digital which in turn is connected to my older Bose CineMate speakers. The sound is great and there are no delay issues as reported by some other owners.
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I currently have them plugged into the Sony STR-DE697 no problems. I was looking to upgrade to Onkyo or Yamaha, but the new Sony network receivers look great at the price.
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I would like to find out myself as my father is hearing-impaired and wireless headphones will prevent a tripping hazard. Sonystyle.com has wireless infrared headphones with rechargeable docking base for $49.95 (and up) that had received some good reviews. Infrared means you will need a clear line of sight from TV or receiver to the headphones. I am most likely going to have to buy w/o auditioning a pair. I am keenly interested in a set that is compatible with surround sound like DTS. I also bought the Sony KDL-46XBR9 bundled with Blu-ray player and HTSS360 HTIB (home theater in a box). The receiver has no headphone jack so I will need to set up the headphones via TV. I would like to find out myself as my father is hearing-impaired and wireless headphones will prevent a tripping hazard. Sonystyle.com has wireless infrared headphones with rechargeable docking base for $49.95 (and up) that had received some good reviews. Infrared means you will need a clear line of sight from TV or receiver to the headphones. I am most likely going to have to buy w/o auditioning a pair. I am keenly interested in a set that is compatible with surround sound like DTS. I also bought the Sony KDL-46XBR9 bundled with Blu-ray player and HTSS360 HTIB (home theater in... » Read More I would like to find out myself as my father is hearing-impaired and wireless headphones will prevent a tripping hazard. Sonystyle.com has wireless infrared headphones with rechargeable docking base for $49.95 (and up) that had received some good reviews. Infrared means you will need a clear line of sight from TV or receiver to the headphones. I am most likely going to have to buy w/o auditioning a pair. I am keenly interested in a set that is compatible with surround sound like DTS. I also bought the Sony KDL-46XBR9 bundled with Blu-ray player and HTSS360 HTIB (home theater in a box). The receiver has no headphone jack so I will need to set up the headphones via TV. « Show Less
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my cheapo (3 year old) sony headphones work with it just fine. just plug into the port and make sure it fully seats (you'll hear a click).
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Hi Jorge, this Sony MW600 is a Bluetooth headset in which it will not pair on another Bluetooth headset. That connection method will not work. -Ely
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I wish I could help you but I'm not sure on the size of the MDR-IF240R. I bought my for an older model Sony Noise Cancelation Headset. No longer made. When I got the ear pads I looked and them and thought they will not fit but I stretched them around the ear part and surprisingly they fit, snugly, but I fit two of them over each other for extra padding and it works.
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Not that I know of. Works great for BT audio from devices. Get yourself a pair of SONY wireless headphones, their about $100 they go into left and right audio and have a wireless transmitter/charge cradle. The price point and performance of this receiver is a hidden gem in the market. You will love this receiver.
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I haven't occurred any problems with my Panasonic HC. Are you sure those are the correct headphones to use with this device? Also, you may have a defective piece of equipment, if the speakers are malfunctioning. I know this wasn't a big help to you, but I hope you can figure out the problem, because it really is a state-of-the art piece of equipment.
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I use Sennheiser wireless headphones purchased at Radio Shack for $99. Once tuning is set, they work great and pay for themselves. My TV isn't Bluetooth capable otherwise I'd be set with the Vizio wireless headphones. Hope this helps.
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I have no idea, Maureen. I have not sampled other headphones. I love Sony's quality - I have a Sony Bravia LCD TV, Blu-Ray Player, and a 100-watt stereo system from 1993 that still works. I'm really big on Sony quality.
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The wireless headphones come with a transmitter with two cables attached . You simply plug these cables in to the back of the TV--One is usually white and the other is red. The transmitter is then capable of sending the sound to the headphones. You can then MUTE the sound on the TV and you hear the sound loud and clear and no one else can hear anything . It would be as if the TV was NOT on. My house is wired forwireless and some TV are not adaptable so check for this before committing.
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I used these wireless headphones on two different TVs. One is a relatively modern SONY 40" LCD and the other an outdated Hitachi Projection TV. On the Sony I was able to plug the RCA cable directly into the TV. With the Hitachi I couldn't find a useful place to plug the Sennheiser so I plugged it directly into the Cable Box. This limits my ability to use the headphones on the Hitachi to programs coming directly from my cable provider. I can't use them when viewing something streamed via Roku or from the DVD player I use on that TV. That's my experience. Perhaps some Geek can provide you with a better solution. Good luck. I used these wireless headphones on two different TVs. One is a relatively modern SONY 40" LCD and the other an outdated Hitachi Projection TV. On the Sony I was able to plug the RCA cable directly into the TV. With the Hitachi I couldn't find a useful place to plug the Sennheiser so I plugged it directly into the Cable Box. This limits my ability to use the headphones on the Hitachi to programs coming directly from my cable provider. I can't use them when viewing something streamed via Roku or from the DVD player I use on that TV. That's my experience. Perhaps some Geek can provide... » Read More I used these wireless headphones on two different TVs. One is a relatively modern SONY 40" LCD and the other an outdated Hitachi Projection TV. On the Sony I was able to plug the RCA cable directly into the TV. With the Hitachi I couldn't find a useful place to plug the Sennheiser so I plugged it directly into the Cable Box. This limits my ability to use the headphones on the Hitachi to programs coming directly from my cable provider. I can't use them when viewing something streamed via Roku or from the DVD player I use on that TV. That's my experience. Perhaps some Geek can provide you with a better solution. Good luck. « Show Less
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I absolutely love my Pioneer Steez 808. A friend used them for a day and decided to purchase the Pioneer Steez too. Good sound. I have never tried the Sony Z300, but I am totally glad that I purchased the Pioneer Headphones.
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I have wireless computer network, wireless uverse tv, wireless devices throughout the house, and so far, have not seen any problem using these headphones with all other devices.