will TV ears work with a PLasma TV?
73575
I see no reason why TV Ears wouldn't work with a plasma TV, but I should give you a warning about the quality of the device. After a few months' use, one of the arms that carry the earpiece broke. So I bought another one, and it too broke in the same way, and right after the 90 day warranty period. I complained, and suggested that they change their design, because it was a case of metal fatigue. Since they showed no interest in my recommendation, I've had no further communication with them. I do have to state that in both cases I had no problems with the sound volume or the battery. Because of the mechanical design flaw of the advice, I would give it a failing grade. After all, there are better-designed devices available.
73576
Yes, as long as you have the transmitter base. The complete package comes with Auxiliary and Analog Audio Cords.
73577
I do not know. All my TVs are old tube models and they work fine with those. They are guaranteed, so go for it. If they work, you will be well pleased
946580
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.
980375
Yes, it will work as long as the Plasma has standard RCA red and white audio input jacks on it.
1050792
It should work fine.. It works on 2006 olevia tv just fine .. So should not be any problem for plasma which further updated.. Hope this help gl
1793071
If your plasma tv has 3d capability yes. If your tv doesn't have the ability for you to switch from 2d to 3d then no.
1402385
Yes, these headphones will work with your TV as long as you have some sort of headphone input available on your TV/AV Reciever. Many cheaper TV sets have standard size headphone jacks, and just about all AV Receivers have 1/4" headphone jacks, and the HD 202's come with a 1/8"-1/4" adapter so they can fit both plugs.
2174408
Not quite sure but I'll answer on what I think. I have a flat screen HD TV with an audio out. I plugged the transmiter in and the TV Ears works great.
2278339
Yes it will work.... There wont be any sound comming out of your TV now since your using the headphone out. But you dont really care for that anyway.. lol
742686
I believe plasma is still high definition and it should still work just as well. I would suggest going on the Web for antenna pointing directions for your particular area for best results. I'm only 15 miles from broadcasting towers and receive 22 channels which is great concidering where I live (Prescott Valley, Az). The reception is fantastic!
601899
When I plugged headphones into the Pyle amplifier the sound from the TV didn't go through the headphones. But this may not be the case for your TV because my TV setup is very complex.
909974
It would depend on what type of connectors you have on the TV. the speakers have the headphone sized plug (3.5mm?).You would need something that would adapt to what you have on the tv's output. It's to hard to generalize. . .
1229774
Yes it will. No problem. Make sure the TV ears are fully charged before hook-up with TV.
1516109
I don't have much room for the center channel. I have it just behind the plasma kept on a stand. I don't see any interference, so assume there is no problem due to the shielding. I might be missing little on the sound, since the speakers are behind the TV, but these sound really good for its size.
102563
Mandy, I can't respond to your specific TV or Chromecast, but I used the adapter to connect my ROKU 3 HDMI output to my Denon Receiver RCA inputs and it works great. If your older plasma TV uses RCA inputs and your Chromecast uses an HDMI output, I don't know why it wouldn't work just as well. I know for a fact that you cant use a wire that has an HDMI plug on one end and RCA jack on the other. You have to use an adapter like this one. Hope this is helpful.
743085
Plasma tvs have special connectors on the back of them. RCA cables, which have a yellow (for video), a red and a white end (for audio) connect to the plasma tv through these connectors. These are not for coax.
1143348
I ordered the Pioneer SE-DIR800Cs based on this post because I have a 58" plasma TV. I had problems with a HotLink Pro for my remote due to IR noise. Unfortunately the headphones didn't work well for me when the scene on the TV became bright. I would get signal breakup until the brightness died down. The manual states that this unit shouldn't be used in a plasma system.Don't assume that you will be immune to plasma IR noise.
1494637
yes they will work with the TV or any TV 3d which is a passive type of of technology.