Can two people listen and watch TV each with their own set and control the volume?
1063352
This system comes with two head sets. Two people can listen to the same show and each can individually control volume level, balance, and tone.
1063353
Absolutely, it's a wonderful device. It's easy to set up, you can put your TV on mute and set your headset individually to the volume you require. You do need to stay within the signal range (same room).
1820234
I have the same question as the first 3people. In my case I can no longer watch tv with others unless I use subtitles because I need the tv so loud to hear it. I have great plug in headphones for when I am alone, but if I want to enhance the volume while others watch at a lower volume I want a wireless set. Is there such a thing? I have tried TV Ears but they they no longer work, they seem short lived.
1202900
Only if the tv volume is turned up. The head phones have volume adjustment.
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?
229468
Yes you can listen to the tv at the same time, if you like of course if not lower the tv down. The way it works is the tv volume can be super low to the point where you won't hear it but your husband with the headphones will hear it because it comes with its own volume control.
73216
Yes. You should be able to, by putting each set that needs to talk to each other on different channels.
2253474
If the TV has an audio out connection (usually a red and white set of RCA jacks) the answer is yes. You can still have the TV volume set for other listeners. If you want to silence the TV but still use the earphones, it is necessary to turn the TV volume down zero.
1714681
Each monitor has its own volume control. No problems...only issue, can not control volume with remote control
1820235
I also have the same question as the first couple of posts. My husband is hearing impaired and it is hard to watch TV with him having the volume so loud. So, if we have our TV hooked up to a reciever and get him a wireless head set and hook the head set up to the TV will we both be able to watch TV and each be able to control the volume to suit each of us?
236026
They will work while the TV is on mute OR if another person needs a higher than "normal" volume
190188
Yes, that is exactly how we use it. The audio will not be perfectly in sync with the audio from the TV, so we find this setup works best when the volume on the TV is low, for someone close to the set (e.g. on a couch), and the speaker is across the room (e.g. in the kitchen).
1334965
Yes two can watch tv and only one use the device. The sound for the one without the device can be regulated by the remote for the tv
1407881
Yes you can. If you have the TV with the sound on at a level your family can tolerate, you can also have your headset set at your own personal volume.
339390
Yes. The headphones could both be tuned to the one base with no problem and the range is quite good. I often put on a movie or some other audio source and then go work in another room. Also, I should add that the audio can still play through the source you have it hooked up to as well so you could listen from another room while someone else listens without headphones at the the TV or stereo.
844807
You could turn the volume up on them, and then use the tv audio to control the output level.
884640
Yes. There is a 1/8 inch headphone jack on the front of this box and a volume control knob for it. The TV volume can be completely down, and your headphone volume will be independantly controlled by this unit's volume knob.
1910337
You can control it with the Sonos app as you do with other Sonos components or you can use the TV remote. During the setup process you are guided to point the TV remote at the Playbar and press the volume button up and down. The setup recognizes it and synced them to work with one another. As with everything Sonos it worked flawlessly. You can also use the TV remote to turn it up and down while playing music, not just for TV watching.