Can others in the room still hear the TV at regular volume or is all sound routed to the headphones?
1844142
Others can hear at whatever volume the TV is set for. Conversely you can mute the TV and listen to it through the headphones and not disturb anyone else.
1844143
others put the tv volume at their liking and you adjust the headset volume to your liking.
1844144
Depends on how they are connected. The phones come with a 1/8 inch phone jack. If your TV has a headphone jack, it will likely cut the sound to the speakers when the phones are plugged in. However, the phones come with an adapter for the "audio out" RCA jacks on most modern TVs. If you have these jacks, you can use the adapter to connect the phones without interrupting the sound to the TV speakers.
1844145
Everyone canhear thetv unless youmutethetv butyou will hear and control thevolume inyour ears evenwith themute on.....they are great....
1844146
Yes, all others can hear the TV at regular volume. Headset works by line of sight so anything between headphones and transmitter base will block sound to headphones. Headphones have their own volume. They are fantastic.
1844147
There is no problem in having the TV at the usual sound level while the headphones are worn.
674421
No but usually that is taken care of by your HDMI cable.But if your entertainment center has HDMI ports then you can have the sound go thru it.
1960183
I don't have this unit, but usually headphones have to be plugged into a headphone jack on the TV in order to mute the speakers.
1223115
yes. Just hook up on the audio output of the tv. My wife doesn't like it loud so she turns the tv down too low for me. That's ok, I have a better sound than she does anyway with the headphones.
537866
Can you still hear the sound through the TV as well as the wireless speakers. I would like to hear the sound from both, and it is unclear whether using the speakers stops the sound coming out of the TV too? I see that when you use the headphone jack, the sound does stop coming out of the TV. But when you use the RCA plug, does that change anything and allow the sound to come from both?
1613955
The wireless headphones come with a transmitter with two cables attached . You simply plug these cables in to the back of the TV--One is usually white and the other is red. The transmitter is then capable of sending the sound to the headphones. You can then MUTE the sound on the TV and you hear the sound loud and clear and no one else can hear anything . It would be as if the TV was NOT on. My house is wired forwireless and some TV are not adaptable so check for this before committing.
1621923
I bought the speakers for my mother-in-law (who's losing her hearing). I believe she uses the remote that comes with soundbar to control the volume. However, this is an analog device that plugs into the audio-output jack on the back of the TV, which you might use to listen with headphones. Therefore, the audio output from the jack should be controllable with the TV remote. How else would you control the headphone volume? Hope this helps.
711827
These headsets do not cut the sound from the TV, so both can hear the sound. If you mute the TV sound however, then only the earphones pickup the sound.
1557584
They should have no problem. I can mute the TV completely and still I have sound and can adjust it. I hooked my headphones into the earphone jack on the TV and it worked great without having to use audio jacks.
1229770
You will be able to hear your TV over regular sound system...You will be able to turn down the volume when you are using theearphone system, and balance how much volume you want over the regular system and adjust your earphones as desired...
129767
You have the choice, just mute the TV so your wife can sleep, and you wear the headphones. The headphones have their own volume control independent of the TV.
975458
No! You only get sound through the head phones, but the volume control is your TV remote. The television speakers are muted.
2225956
It has a volume button on one ear piece that works both ears equally. Volume can be set independent from the TV volume (TV can be at 0 while headphones are at 10 if you like.)
2225957
No, there is one volume control that affects both ears. If the base unit is plugged into the TV headphone jack, the TV volume must be turned up enough to have sufficient signal to the headset. The headset volume can then boost or lower the level. If the headset is plugged into an Audio Out either from the TV or another devise, the TV volume is completely independent from the headset volume.
497399
Yes, you can still have the TV volume separate, if you use the audio out connections on the back to connect the headphones. Great for use when someone has need for higher volume then rest of viewers.
1206945
Yes there is. In the back of the tv there is an "audio out" where you connect your headphones. Press the mute button on your remote control so others cannot hear and you have headphone use.
289209
Yes, even when ur using the headphones u can still control the tv volume. This headphone allows you to have idependent volumes controls.