Do these have a Digital Optical Audio input? I want to run a Digital Optical Audio cable from my Panasonic Viera to a Wireless Headphones. Will that work with these headphones and if not can anyone recommend a wireless headphone that has a Digital Optical Audio input. Thanks! Do these have a Digital Optical Audio input? I want to run a Digital Optical Audio cable from my Panasonic Viera to a Wireless Headphones. Will that work with these headphones and if not can... » Read More Do these have a Digital Optical Audio input? I want to run a Digital Optical Audio cable from my Panasonic Viera to a Wireless Headphones. Will that work with these headphones and if not can anyone recommend a wireless headphone that has a Digital Optical Audio input. Thanks! « Show Less
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These and the RS-180 do not have digital inputs. The newer RS-220 model does have a coaxial digital input but they are more expensive.
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I have a Digital to Analog Audio Converter I use with my Panasonic TV. I run the Digital Optical Audio Cable into it and connect the red and white RCA jacks into it to the tower. Works good and you can leave the volume down on the TV. The converter is powered with a 9 volt power supply.
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This has been my problem too (digital optical/ TOSLINK/ SPDIF compatibility). I think I might go for gaming headsets such as Turtlebeach (PX5 etc) and use it for both games and movies. Plus, they have a digital optical OUT that you can hook up with your home theater/ sound bar system.
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You could get a DAC (Digital to Analog Conversion) Box but that would mean three conversions from the TV to your Headphones and that might provide more of an delay (echo) with the TV speakers than you would be willing to put up with.
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no - digital optical (fiber) only. there maybe some phono jacks to, but i don't think that is the basis of your question. you can also pair devices via bluetooth.
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the only audio output on some HDTVs is optical, such as my Viera X1, so the only way you will get any sound from your TV channels through your speakers (which your TV processes from the input from the wall) is from that optical output to your receiver unless you use a cable-box in which case you can just get it from a HDMI or optical cable from the cable-box to your receiver.The reason for this is the TVs, at least the ones I've setup, do not output audio through HDMI only through RCA or optical, and you'll only get digital audio from optical obviously so that's why the guide shows that.The optical cables are really cheap anyhow on Amazon so it shouldn't be a problem. the only audio output on some HDTVs is optical, such as my Viera X1, so the only way you will get any sound from your TV channels through your speakers (which your TV processes from the input from the wall) is from that optical output to your receiver unless you use a cable-box in which case you can just get it from a HDMI or optical cable from the cable-box to your receiver.The reason for this is the TVs, at least the ones I've setup, do not output audio through HDMI only through RCA or optical, and you'll only get digital audio from optical obviously so that's why the guide... » Read More the only audio output on some HDTVs is optical, such as my Viera X1, so the only way you will get any sound from your TV channels through your speakers (which your TV processes from the input from the wall) is from that optical output to your receiver unless you use a cable-box in which case you can just get it from a HDMI or optical cable from the cable-box to your receiver.The reason for this is the TVs, at least the ones I've setup, do not output audio through HDMI only through RCA or optical, and you'll only get digital audio from optical obviously so that's why the guide shows that.The optical cables are really cheap anyhow on Amazon so it shouldn't be a problem. « Show Less
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I use them, and love them, from my computer. They have sound levels on them but they also respond to sound increases/decreases made from the computer provided that I connect by bluetooth or 3.5 jack. With an optical connection they do not. There is a slight delay when using bluetooth which is fine for music but not for watching tv on the computer.
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The headset stand has an optical (digital) input and my Panasonic plasma TV has an optical audio output. Simply connecting one to the other allows the headset audio to operated totally independently from the TV audio. Depending on the distance from the TV to the headset stand you may need to order a toslink optical cable.
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I have the Sennheiser 170 Digital Wireless transmitter with the headphones that came with it. Can I buy an "OPEN" 180 headphone that works with my transmitter. Where can I buy one. I tried to find it on Amazon but cannot find the 180 headphones alone. Can someone help me with this, prefereably from Amazon. Thanks, John Albitre
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This TV does not have either an analog audio output or a headphone jack. One (or both) of those would be handy to have. The TV sound out is via TosLink, which is an optical digital signal. I used a TosLink optical cable and an optical/digital to analog sound converter and two RCA cables to connect to my amplifier. The total cost of those items was about $50. Not a big deal, but just an advance notice that you really do need the cables and D/A converter, because the sound from your existing home theater or stereo amplifier and speakers will be needed. If you have a more modern amplifier with optical digital input, only the TosLink cable will be necessary. This TV does not have either an analog audio output or a headphone jack. One (or both) of those would be handy to have. The TV sound out is via TosLink, which is an optical digital signal. I used a TosLink optical cable and an optical/digital to analog sound converter and two RCA cables to connect to my amplifier. The total cost of those items was about $50. Not a big deal, but just an advance notice that you really do need the cables and D/A converter, because the sound from your existing home theater or stereo amplifier and speakers will be needed. If you have a more modern amplifier with... » Read More This TV does not have either an analog audio output or a headphone jack. One (or both) of those would be handy to have. The TV sound out is via TosLink, which is an optical digital signal. I used a TosLink optical cable and an optical/digital to analog sound converter and two RCA cables to connect to my amplifier. The total cost of those items was about $50. Not a big deal, but just an advance notice that you really do need the cables and D/A converter, because the sound from your existing home theater or stereo amplifier and speakers will be needed. If you have a more modern amplifier with optical digital input, only the TosLink cable will be necessary. « Show Less
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Does anyone know if you can use the Digital Audo Output with headphones, bought a Sharp LCD DP26640, its for my 84 year old Mother and she has hearing loss?! Thanks for any iimput
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Frankie , I'm afraid I am the wrong person to ask this question , I bought 5 of these headphones and not the first one worked , I had to return them and got my money back , I hope you got a pair that worked but as far as your question I can't answer it truthfully , Sorry and good luck ....
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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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Craig G, It has both a 3.5mm (headphone *size*) audio output which can be sent to either another 3.5mm connection or RCA - and there is also digital optical. You have both on this model. Does that help? --Mr. S
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We bought two headsets - each comes with its own optical connector wire. We then bought an optical splitter box (wasn't too costly) and one extra optical cord (tiny wire). We hooked the one optical cord to the TV "optical out" and the splitter box "in." We then hooked each headphone's optical cord connector into the two "outs" on the splitter box. Both headphones sound FABULOUS! Hope this helps. As far as I know, you cannot piggyback another set of headphones, as each "tower" (which is also the recharging unit for the headphones) connects to its own individual signal.
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Dear Muhammad, good morning, I missed the request for information is not PS2, is cable terminal P2. Many apologies for my mistake. I would like to ask if you know a good Headphone with terminal P2, whose brand cost 100 dls.Fico very grateful for his atenção.Big hug. Olindo
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I went through the entire user manual and could not find any mention or diagram showing a headphone connection. There is a digital audio out terminal but this would require powered electronic headphones if they even exist. Sorry.
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Thanks, Vee. My husband looked at the pdf manual yesterday afternoon and wrote this from work: "This is their page, and on the `support` tab you can see the entire manual in pdf form. I glanced at it, it does not have a headphone socket, but it has a digital audio output socket. You can get digital audio headphones for about $25-30.?"So I think we are getting somewhere now. We are going to look at the actual television at a local store, talk with the salespeople, then probably come back to purchase from Amazon, which has the lowest price.My husband is not an electronics expert, so going to see for ourselves will be the best confirmation, yet. Thanks, again, Vee. Thanks, Vee. My husband looked at the pdf manual yesterday afternoon and wrote this from work: "This is their page, and on the `support` tab you can see the entire manual in pdf form. I glanced at it, it does not have a headphone socket, but it has a digital audio output socket. You can get digital audio headphones for about $25-30.?"So I think we are getting somewhere now. We are going to look at the actual television at a local store, talk with the salespeople, then probably come back to purchase from Amazon, which has the lowest price.My husband is not... » Read More Thanks, Vee. My husband looked at the pdf manual yesterday afternoon and wrote this from work: "This is their page, and on the `support` tab you can see the entire manual in pdf form. I glanced at it, it does not have a headphone socket, but it has a digital audio output socket. You can get digital audio headphones for about $25-30.?"So I think we are getting somewhere now. We are going to look at the actual television at a local store, talk with the salespeople, then probably come back to purchase from Amazon, which has the lowest price.My husband is not an electronics expert, so going to see for ourselves will be the best confirmation, yet. Thanks, again, Vee. « Show Less
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" thomman says: How about using a smart phone / PDA (such as Nokias or iPod Touch) that has applications to stream internet radio stations and it wont cost as much as this logitech. Or did I miss anything here? "Yes, you are missing:- superior audio output to your stereo (better DAC, better audio outs, analog or digital)- lossless audio- access to your entire music library- control playback (IR remote, WiFi remote, any computer on your network)- synced audio playback to as many players as you wish to own- access to numerous Music Services through a single user interface " thomman says: How about using a smart phone / PDA (such as Nokias or iPod Touch) that has applications to stream internet radio stations and it wont cost as much as this logitech. Or did I miss anything here? "Yes, you are missing:- superior audio output to your stereo (better DAC, better audio outs, analog or digital)- lossless audio- access to your entire music library- control playback (IR remote, WiFi remote, any computer on your network)- synced audio playback to as many players as you wish to own- access to numerous Music... » Read More " thomman says: How about using a smart phone / PDA (such as Nokias or iPod Touch) that has applications to stream internet radio stations and it wont cost as much as this logitech. Or did I miss anything here? "Yes, you are missing:- superior audio output to your stereo (better DAC, better audio outs, analog or digital)- lossless audio- access to your entire music library- control playback (IR remote, WiFi remote, any computer on your network)- synced audio playback to as many players as you wish to own- access to numerous Music Services through a single user interface « Show Less
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"Analog Audio Output: Yes" means you can connect to a standard audio receiver or amp. Plug your headphone into that.However, Panasonic's own tech specs do NOT list analog audio out as a feature of this set. I would guess that Amazon's specs are wrong. http://www2.panasonic.com/consumer-electronics/shop/Televisions/All-VIERA-Flat-Panel-HDTVs/model.TC-L26X1.S_11002_7000000000000005702#tabsection