Headphone Use For TV Listening (1 Viewer)

[joe645]

As a senior with hearing problems, I rely on Headphones to view TV. I have tried various kinds; RCA 900kz 3-chan wireless (picks up to much background noise); RCA outputs using Amplifier but can't find a decent amplifier that has enough gain, as well as digital audio to analog adapter (Doesn't work). So here I am asking for any input to solve my dilema. Need to find something that I can hook headphones up to so I don't have to turn the volume up past spouse's tolarance.

 

[Wayne A. Pflughaupt]

We would need to know what equipment the headphones or headphone system would be connecting to. Make and model #.

Regards,
Wayne A. Pflughaupt

 

[joe645]

sorry about that, I am trying to use something on a Vizio TV (Not Smart TV) has RCA audio output jacks as well as digital audio output. As for Headphones, nothing special just ordinary.

 

[LuceDenis322]

I use my Big Ear custom IEMs and I usually connect through my laptop's bluetooth when I watch my favorite shows. I use connectors from amazon when I hook them up on my TV with the jack.

The custom IEMS look like this.


and the connectors look like this.

 

[Todd Erwin]

digital audio output.

Optical (Toslink) or coax (single RCA)?

 

[Todd Erwin]

I have not tried these, but they do support both RCA audio line-out input and optical.

See on Amazon

 

[Bartman]

I'm deaf in my left ear and impaired in my right as a result of Menieres disease. I find the corded Koss KSC75's to have a pleasant midrange boost and the clarity, that makes voice/speech far more intelligible from my rather sterile Sony AVR, to the point I don't need subtitles. They are extremely inexpensive, one of the my best purchases ever. That same midrange boost is way too much for high quality sources such as my Fiio M3K MP3 player, so YMMV. For a full size headphone I use the Philips SHP9500's that has similar clarity without the boost. Good luck.