Is the headset separate (wireless) from the part that attaches to the TV? We don't want wires across the doorway where people enter the room.
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The Headset is wireless from the transmitter but has to be in line of site for good reception. The transmitter is hooked up to the TV or to the cable box (set top box) if you prefer.
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You have the ear pieces and the "base" that they sit in. This is the recharger where you can put the ear pieces at night to rechaarge the set. That "base" has the wires and attaches to the back of the TV. The base sits on the TV stand or wherever you decide to put it. When you use the TV Ears, all you need to do is remove the ear pieces from the base and enjoy TV.
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Throughout the room - not through the wires. It recommends having them in different rooms
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It is self powered (separate power plug to wall socket). You will want to keep that wire away from your other speaker wires, but otherwise should be fine close to TV.
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There is a port for a wired headset....but I don't think you can add wireless to the system. I have had this system now for several months and for the money it is an awesome system....far better than the system that I paid five times the amount for.
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It's not wireless, it's big and ALL cabling has to go through it since the amplifier is built into the subwoofer. The cabling to the soundbar is pretty short (and proprietary) about 10 ft, so it needs to be close to the TV instead of being places somewhere unobtrusive.
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Sorta of, that little round thing you see in the pic, I guess you could call that a remote. It's wired. Touching the top of it mutes the sound, touching it a second time turns the sound back on. Turning in controls the volume and there is a jack in the side of it for headphones. There is no remote in the true sense of wireless remote.However, if your planning to use this for TV speakers you can se the master volume and use the TV's remote for other functions.
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No, but the signal can get interfered with depending on the object. It might cut out a bit. For best sound try not to be in different rooms
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Yes. I recommend using the audio out on the back of the tv vs the side or front of the tv so the person using the headset has volume control as well as the person not using the tv listening headset. Otherwise you will cut off the volume from the tv speakers. Romy Pierce ATS Resources 505.292.0298 877.287.0608
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Not that I'm aware of. Didn't see anything about it in the owner's manual. it is wireless so you could take it off the wall and hide it.
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Yeah, you have to plug the headset to the controller. Just 1 wire that is about 6 feet long.
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Yes, I believe it's on the left side of the headset. I wouldn't recommend you this headset unless you get the wireless version for under 50 or if you tend to rage and you're looking for a headset that can be thrown, this thing weights a lot (solid frame) but the cushions are too hard and bad quality, although not everyone will share my opinion unless they are 6"4 with a big head, then this is not the headset for you.
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Hello, The Trigger headset comes equipped with an HDMI adapter that will allow for the RCA connection to be bypassed.
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Yes the headset is a separate piece and the seat covers do have a split at the top of it like a snap on just pull on the top middle of the seatcover.
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Separate . all sound cones from soundbar when plugged in. Mine arrived with one side not working. Id advise not buying this one
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This is not a wireless telephone/headset combination. The phone is corded - it plugs into a wall jack, and the headset is corded - it plugs into the telephone. While the cord on the headset is relatively long (a few feet), I would not say that it can go from room to room.
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It has the microphone attached to the wire leading to the ear piece...you can buy a few different options if you like
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They have an inline Mute swtich, with volume control. There is only one wire leading to the headset.