can I get another head set without the transmittor, can 2 heads work with one transmittor
1037232
Yes you can, if u have the Manuel on page 5, lower right hand corner is says so. Also look at the last page and contact sennheiser at 1-860-434-9190 or thier web site www: sennheiser.com good luck! Hope this helps
1037233
yes you can use two headsets with one transmitter. I just now did it on my system and both headsets worked equally well.
1037234
the answer to tour question re:the headset. you can simply add an extra unit . see page 5 lower right bottom of page. you might need an adapter. ck.out the back page to get more info. if u dont have the book here is thier info 1-860-434-9190, http://www.sennheiser.com good luck. i hope this helps you.
2047561
Unless u purchase a "paired" stereo system transmitters usually only pair with one receiver. Check to be sure you can select two different transmit & receive frequencies if using two or they will interfere with each other on same frequency.
2154961
yes you realize the head sets can receive two channels. The transmitter sends only one. so the head set can only receive from the transmitters frequency sold as a set
206519
Yes you are able to switch to use only one head. It does leaj a little from the head you chose to turn off though.
1553323
Yes, all four receivers receive the same mix with this system. Since it's a stereo unit, it is possible to actually transmit two different mixes. This only works if you only wear one ear bud ...either left or right depending on which side has "your" mix. It's not an ideal set-up. Also, if you start adding more transmitters you have to make sure they are each on a unique frequency and must each have receivers mated to them by frequency.
559396
No, I had to purchase a second set separately. For a second set you just need the headphones not the transmitter. It will work with the original headphone's transmitter once you pair them. It's very easy to do.
175593
I think you purchased the spare headset and not the complete set with transmitter. I bought this item after I got the original set, so two of us can listen at the same time. Oops!
2002021
Nope. Good try. Call Mixrosoft and see if you can get 1 transmitter for both.
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.
2237725
I have an older IR headset system from Philips that this Pioneer set will replace. My current system will drive as many headsets as you have...the IR signal is broadcast and doesn't care what picks it up. So am thinking this system will handle multiple headsets. The question is...can you purchase a stand-alone headset without buying the base?? Since I have two locations where I would have wireless headsets, I may buy 2 full systems, but interchange the headsets, and use two simultaneously in one room, for example, occasionally. Gonna call Pioneer sales support first, tho, just to see if they balk at the idea. Hope these thoughts helped. I have an older IR headset system from Philips that this Pioneer set will replace. My current system will drive as many headsets as you have...the IR signal is broadcast and doesn't care what picks it up. So am thinking this system will handle multiple headsets. The question is...can you purchase a stand-alone headset without buying the base?? Since I have two locations where I would have wireless headsets, I may buy 2 full systems, but interchange the headsets, and use two simultaneously in one room, for example, occasionally. Gonna call Pioneer sales support first, tho, just to see if... » Read More I have an older IR headset system from Philips that this Pioneer set will replace. My current system will drive as many headsets as you have...the IR signal is broadcast and doesn't care what picks it up. So am thinking this system will handle multiple headsets. The question is...can you purchase a stand-alone headset without buying the base?? Since I have two locations where I would have wireless headsets, I may buy 2 full systems, but interchange the headsets, and use two simultaneously in one room, for example, occasionally. Gonna call Pioneer sales support first, tho, just to see if they balk at the idea. Hope these thoughts helped. « Show Less
1219618
I have 2 sets so I believe you would not have a problem to get another. Each remote only works with the transmitter it came with
916996
They sell them separately I have two recivers. and one transmitter in an installation. No problems.
117543
yes, both heads can be used at the same time. They both cannot be shut off at the same time. You can use one or the other, or both,
2075349
For the comms, you need two. But you can take it out and put in another. It will not play through two helmets
894927
This supports one. You need a transmitter for every person and a reliever for every person. There may be another model that supports more than one. This one does not. The only way to get a feed from this to multiple people (however, they would all have the same Mix and would be hard wired, is to run the headphone out to a headphone amplifier/splitter. You would still be able to have one wireless pack and the rest hard wired.
737134
The speakers operate on the same frequency as one another so only one transmitter would be required. Unfortunately at this time a two speaker, one transmitter package is not available so two sets would need to be purchased with only one transmitter used.
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.