How would I be able to get two pairs of these running off the tv so both my wife and I can watch TV and not wake up the kid??
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I would think that your best best would be to try a composite splitter.Here is a link: DuaFire 3-Way Audio Video AV RCA Switch Selector Box Splitter For XBOX XBOX360 DVD PS2 PS3 with AV CableThough splitting audio normally cuts the loudness in half for both people listening. My advice is to search for another product that uses one receive/transmitter (the tower) but allows for multiple headphones to be connected. My best friend's parents used to have one that was made for two people to be able to use it and both of them could be listening at the same time and you'd be yelling at them but they wouldn't hear you. I would think that your best best would be to try a composite splitter.Here is a link: DuaFire 3-Way Audio Video AV RCA Switch Selector Box Splitter For XBOX XBOX360 DVD PS2 PS3 with AV CableThough splitting audio normally cuts the loudness in half for both people listening. My advice is to search for another product that uses one receive/transmitter (the tower) but allows for multiple headphones to be connected. My best friend's parents used to have one that was made for two people to be able to use it and both of them... » Read More I would think that your best best would be to try a composite splitter.Here is a link: DuaFire 3-Way Audio Video AV RCA Switch Selector Box Splitter For XBOX XBOX360 DVD PS2 PS3 with AV CableThough splitting audio normally cuts the loudness in half for both people listening. My advice is to search for another product that uses one receive/transmitter (the tower) but allows for multiple headphones to be connected. My best friend's parents used to have one that was made for two people to be able to use it and both of them could be listening at the same time and you'd be yelling at them but they wouldn't hear you. « Show Less
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Don't buy this product, Very cheaply made stop working after about an hour of use. The the head phones fell apart. Save your hard earned money. I don't have a wireless set up anymore . Sorry I could not help you. Happy Easter 2014
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I would think that your best best would be to try a composite splitter. Here is a link: http://www.amazon.com/3-Way-Switch-Selector-Splitter-XBOX360/dp/B004T8KZCM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1397772816&sr=8-1&keywords=composite+splitter Though splitting audio normally cuts the loudness in half for both people listening. My advice is to search for another product that uses one receive/transmitter (the tower) but allows for multiple headphones to be connected. My best friend's parents used to have one that was made for two people to be able to use it and both of them could be listening at the same time and you'd be yelling at them but they wouldn't hear you.
78040
You get cables at Walmart Radio Shack. You can plug two devices in the one hole that way. About 3 or 4 dollars. Remove headphones Into the. Y adapter. Then plug that into your TV
78041
This set up is crap. I and two other people tried on two different TV's (0ne brand new) and the never worked. All you can get is the radio. Why would Amazon sell this? I guess you get what you pay for, but it wasn't needed for what I want and the trouble and cost of shipping it back was too much. If Amazon would refund, I still have the parts.
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You can't, they are crap. I tried them on two TV's and also had two other try and all I could get is a radio. Totally unhappy with this product. I guess you get what you pay for but why would Amazon carry it?
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No offense, but have you considered restricting your toddlers access to your home theater system. Just a thought....
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Yes they are really simple to switch and use, it would be best to put them up high out of reach so they can't turn them off/on. :)
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It sounds like you need to just get a converter box that'll convert one to or from the other. They're usually available from most electronics/video stores.
671975
From the TV menu, turn the TV speaker off, and as long as the Bose set is powered on, they should work.
1678200
No, I don't believe so. I got our second pair today. My kids were sitting a sofa away from each other. They we're listening to their own music with no problems.
327886
if your tv has a cord for headphone like a labtop yes but you have two cords one long and the other short its going to be hard mot to disturb your husband because they are really loud .
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As long as you have them plugged into different HDMI ports, you can choose whichever one you want; you just can't have them both on at once on a split screen.
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From my experience, this will not be possible. If your child walks into the room with the TV connected to the SensorPlug it would turn it on. Only after a few minutes of inactivity would the TV go off. I would suggest a strip of paper that you child would learn not to cross. Just a suggestion.
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Speakers run off electricity and the other part plugs into the TV (I got this for my husband who has a hearing problem). I can get questions answered by him!
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Yes, You can both listen to the same program and have different volumes, the headphones have a separate volume control on them, if your wife doesn,t want to listen to the show, you can turn the TV volume down and still use your volume control on your headphones
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I am looking at the owner's manual and see nothing about two channels. And I don't see any reason you could not have two sets in the same house. I've learned the nursery unit is very sensitive and picks up the sound of TV in the family room. We leave TV in 24/7 - if you do the same I suggest you turn the volume down. We use the to monitor our new dog who sleeps very soundly in her crate in our kitchen. I worried she might be distressed during the night and we wouldn't hear her. So far we are very satisfied with this unit. The number one reason I purchased it was the comments that it didn't "hum" or make other noises that to me would be disturbing. Good luck with all those kids - I am looking at the owner's manual and see nothing about two channels. And I don't see any reason you could not have two sets in the same house. I've learned the nursery unit is very sensitive and picks up the sound of TV in the family room. We leave TV in 24/7 - if you do the same I suggest you turn the volume down. We use the to monitor our new dog who sleeps very soundly in her crate in our kitchen. I worried she might be distressed during the night and we wouldn't hear her. So far we are very satisfied with this unit. The number one reason I purchased it was the comments that it didn't... » Read More I am looking at the owner's manual and see nothing about two channels. And I don't see any reason you could not have two sets in the same house. I've learned the nursery unit is very sensitive and picks up the sound of TV in the family room. We leave TV in 24/7 - if you do the same I suggest you turn the volume down. We use the to monitor our new dog who sleeps very soundly in her crate in our kitchen. I worried she might be distressed during the night and we wouldn't hear her. So far we are very satisfied with this unit. The number one reason I purchased it was the comments that it didn't "hum" or make other noises that to me would be disturbing. Good luck with all those kids - « Show Less
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I did an internet search on this, it seems some are never quiet. My suggestion is to go to the hasbro site, they had a bunch of Q&A; there. I think I just did a search for "turning off furby boom" or something similar. Maybe it is defective. Our 3 all sleep very soundly. They don't even wake up with the TV on.
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They both need to be plugged in on the same circuit. If you have them both plugged in then throw the circuit breaker for that circuit they should both turn off. Just be careful of what else may be on that circuit. Hope that helps.
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Read the details. for whatever youre looking at. There are bluetooth pieces like this that act either or, you juust have to be careful and read the details welli have one thats hooked up to my tv as a transmitter so i can hear it at night thru bluetooth headphones when my girl is trying to sleep and i want to watch tv and then i also have one that acts as a receiver on a speaker so i can bluetooth my phone and listen to music. They are very useful so long as you get the right one when that youre trying to get. you can also keep them plugged up so long as you have a ready and able power plug available to whereever you plan to use it GOOD LUCK Read the details. for whatever youre looking at. There are bluetooth pieces like this that act either or, you juust have to be careful and read the details welli have one thats hooked up to my tv as a transmitter so i can hear it at night thru bluetooth headphones when my girl is trying to sleep and i want to watch tv and then i also have one that acts as a receiver on a speaker so i can bluetooth my phone and listen to music. They are very useful so long as you get the right one when that youre trying to get. you can also keep them plugged up so long as you have a ready and able... » Read More Read the details. for whatever youre looking at. There are bluetooth pieces like this that act either or, you juust have to be careful and read the details welli have one thats hooked up to my tv as a transmitter so i can hear it at night thru bluetooth headphones when my girl is trying to sleep and i want to watch tv and then i also have one that acts as a receiver on a speaker so i can bluetooth my phone and listen to music. They are very useful so long as you get the right one when that youre trying to get. you can also keep them plugged up so long as you have a ready and able power plug available to whereever you plan to use it GOOD LUCK « Show Less
1504802
Hook first tv with hdmi or audio video then run coax to second but if you arevhoping to watch separate channels on both tv you wont be able to
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first find out if your tv requires active or passive, these are active, are manufactures the same these are sony correct you could buy one pair to try if it doesn't work, i buy it from you. depending on cost. kabosh@sbcglobal.net