I'm not sure if there is even a solution to this, but thought I'd ask anyway. I have a nice TV that I like alot (not an HD or anything fancy, just a normal 19inch). The problem is, I would like to be able to use headphones with it but there is no headphone jack on the TV. Does anyone know if there is some sort of adapter I could buy for this? Or am I out of luck?
Thanks!
J.B.
The t.v. would have to be mobified and a circut installed for headphone use it would cost more than the t.v. is worth My advice would be to save your money and upgrade to a sweet hi-def t.v. You dont know what you are missing Just add a cable or satellite hi-def system and add the hi-def package and you will be blown away with picture quality and programming thats out of this world stewee
I don't know how well it works, but if you already have some headphones then you can just plug them into the 3.5mm head jack and plug the two RCA connectors(Red and White) into the composite video jacks.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000AJ692/
I just wanted to express my appreciation to C 519. I ordered the adapter cable he suggested and IT WORKED!!! I am thrilled. Paying $5.99 on Amazon sure beats having to get a new TV. Thank you for taking the time to post that info. You're awesome!
Sincerely,
Joanna
(Starfish564)
yea c519 got it right on the head. im an audio nut so i really wanted to add to this and help out. but basically, anything that has a standard output like that should be compatible with headphones, as long as you get the appropriate adapters for it. so as long as it fits, it shoudl work! =D
Thanks songzz12! The people on these boards are so helpful. It's great to have a place to ask strange questions that people actually know the answers to:) The concept of adapters definitely makes sense. Thanks for the advice.
Joanna
(Starfish564)
I'm sure you are right == using the audio out jacks on the set. But do you know of a way, using this method, that will cut the external TV audio, so that only the headphone audio comes thru? I suspect this is a bigger problem, but maybe not.
Thanks.
bud909
Just put a on-off switch one one of the speaker wire. Should be fairly simple.
Check TVears.com if your talking about a headphone product.
Hi, check out B-TECH BT92B,you have a seperate volume and tone so you can have tv volume at any level even off and have your own headphones just at the volume you like, good if someone is hard of hearing aswell.I also use it on minidisc player and an amplifier, hope this helps.
Sorry guys its not the B-TECH BT92B its B-TECH BT928.
TVears is an interesting product you should scope out. They sell an adapter, but also sell TVears(headphone product) which is an interesting item I plan to consider since I only use headphones on my tv since I live in an apartment and the only way to hear the tv and have privacy in ths loud place is to use headphones.
I would recommend the regular inexpensive adapter. Tvears adapter is $20. and it might only be made for their Tvear headset, I'm not sure. I plan on buying Tvears if it is what I think it is.
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