question about headphones and speakers: Since this TV does not have a headphone jack can i just plug in my speakers with a headphone jack and use that instead?
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The Best that you can do its to buy a TV with a L/R RCA OUT, and buy a Converter Cable. Im sure you can find one, Most TV have Audio OUT connector but not this one... Sorry. You can check the cable you need here: RiteAV - 3.5mm to RCA Stereo Male Cable - 6 inch
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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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HDMI carries high def video and audio, I never needed to use headphones too. You could definitely use your TV's headphone jack. I will hook it up and test use of smart phone headphone jack while using HDMI connection tomorrow and try to re-answer your question based upon my results.
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Murray,There is no headphone jack so to use any headphone for listening to the TV, you would need to connect the TOSLINK/Optical output on the side of the TV to an optical audio input of a home theater receiver. From there it's just a matter of selecting the optical input of the receiver as a listening source. Notice that I mentioned "home theater" as opposed to stereo receiver. The former can decode the compressed Dolby Digital surround signal from the sound of some TV broadcasts and DVDs. The latter can't. Some older home theater receivers (pre-Dolby Digital) models don't have fiber optic inputs at all. In that case, you're out of luck. Murray,There is no headphone jack so to use any headphone for listening to the TV, you would need to connect the TOSLINK/Optical output on the side of the TV to an optical audio input of a home theater receiver. From there it's just a matter of selecting the optical input of the receiver as a listening source. Notice that I mentioned "home theater" as opposed to stereo receiver. The former can decode the compressed Dolby Digital surround signal from the sound of some TV broadcasts and DVDs. The latter can't. Some older home theater receivers (pre-Dolby Digital) models... » Read More Murray,There is no headphone jack so to use any headphone for listening to the TV, you would need to connect the TOSLINK/Optical output on the side of the TV to an optical audio input of a home theater receiver. From there it's just a matter of selecting the optical input of the receiver as a listening source. Notice that I mentioned "home theater" as opposed to stereo receiver. The former can decode the compressed Dolby Digital surround signal from the sound of some TV broadcasts and DVDs. The latter can't. Some older home theater receivers (pre-Dolby Digital) models don't have fiber optic inputs at all. In that case, you're out of luck. « Show Less
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Yup! My LED TV has a headphone jack. I just use an extension cable with these headphones. The sound quality is decent too.
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you can if your tv has a 3.5mm headphone jack! they really work with practically everything! that's why we love them! :)
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what you need to do is get a RCA to headphone jack if your TV have headphone jack. or a optical to audio converter if not the sound will not come out.
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Surely there is just one standard jack size? The manual simply says:- You can connect your headphones to the headphones output on your set. While the headphones are connected, the sound from the built-in speakers will be disabled. Sound function may be restricted when connecting headphones to the TV. Headphone volume and TV volume are adjusted at the same time
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The Headphone has a 3.5 millimeter plug and an adapter that will allow it to plug into a 1/4" jack. Most TVs have 2 RCA plugs (Red for the Right channel and White for the Left channel) for the audio outputs. You can get an adapter cord that has 2 male RCA Plugs at one end and a 3.5 Stereo female plug on the other end, which would allow you to use the headphones with a TV. You might also want to get a 6' to a 10' extension cord with a 3.5mm stereo male plug on one end and a 3.5 female Jack on the other end, which afford you a bit of freedom to move around with out putting excessive tension on the headphone cord. The extension cords come in lengths from 3' or less and go up to 25' and possibly longer. I always use an extension cord and recommend them.
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Yes that shouldn't be a problem, because the speakers plug into an audio input outlet. I would check my tv first to ensure it had one before purchasing the speakers, but most newer models have it.
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NO headphones and speakers with LG TV's, just found out the hard way. We had RS120 and you have to go to the back of the TV and unplug the headphones to be able to use the TV speakers. :( Called support and they said customers preferred this). It was an early christmas present so going back or we will have to buy 3 more headsets. ADA issue here.
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The speakers have input jacks for any audio source, but no headphone jack, so headphones would have to be plugged into the audio source.
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Yes and no. We have a sound system but it is not connected to the TV. The headphones are the type that allow a person to listen to the TV without the sound disturbing another person. He was using them when he got up earlier than me. It appears that the makers of headphones are producing only analog ones; the Radio Shack guy was going to show me digital headphones, but they turned out to be analog connect also. The products that I have been able to find seem to start at $60+; I wouldn't mind the price if I could be sure that the product would work with our set. Thanks for your input.
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If your TV has a headphone jack, you can. If it is a very old TV, you may need an adapter. The headphones should fit the headphone jack in the TV without a problem.
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No direct headphone jack on this one, but if you use the RCA jacks to connect to a graphic equalizer or other type pre-amp that has a headphone jack then you can listen without having it output thru the speaker system. We use it that way a lot so as to not disturb those watching TV in the same room.
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Depends, if your tv has a usb port and an audio out plug (for headphones) you should be able to use these speakers. In the description (not too clear) it states that you only need a usb port for these speakers to work. However, in the illustration picture, it clearly shows a usb cable and an audio cord being attached to the computer. I use similar set on my laptop and I must plug in the usb and headphone cables to get sound. I believe their description is not too clear. Perhaps on some computers, you may not have to use the usb and headphone plugs both... However, with my Gateway laptop, I must use both plugs to get any sound. I also have used my similar set of usb powered speakers with other audio and video equipment. I use them with my Sony Dash and an internet radio that has the usb and speaker out plugs built-in. Although these speakers are not audiophile quality, they are much better than listening to the very tiny speakers on some laptops. My Gateway laptop is almost silent without the use of usb powered speakers or earphones. The tiny speakers are almost useless...
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Hi Joe, This TV has no headphone jack. However, if your wireless headphones has stereo (L/R), you can plug it in the audio in of the TV. -Anthony