S sblythe Estimable Jan 1, 2015 2 0 4,510 0 Jan 1, 2015 #1 Need to connect wireless TV Ears to receiver
0 R revernt Honorable Sep 20, 2013 3 0 10,520 2 Jan 1, 2015 #2 If you're using RCA audio cables to feed the receiver, something like two of these- http/www.amazon.com/Video-Audio-Splitter-Adapter-Female/dp/B003L1AI8O -would be an easy (and cheap) fix.
If you're using RCA audio cables to feed the receiver, something like two of these- http/www.amazon.com/Video-Audio-Splitter-Adapter-Female/dp/B003L1AI8O -would be an easy (and cheap) fix.
0 R revernt Honorable Sep 20, 2013 3 0 10,520 2 Jan 1, 2015 #2 If you're using RCA audio cables to feed the receiver, something like two of these- http/www.amazon.com/Video-Audio-Splitter-Adapter-Female/dp/B003L1AI8O -would be an easy (and cheap) fix.
If you're using RCA audio cables to feed the receiver, something like two of these- http/www.amazon.com/Video-Audio-Splitter-Adapter-Female/dp/B003L1AI8O -would be an easy (and cheap) fix.
0 delaro Distinguished Aug 23, 2011 318 0 20,010 126 Jan 1, 2015 #3 You would have to use the Headphone jack should it have one and a Stereo 1/8 Inch to Dual RCA Adapter Cable, note this would make it impossible for anyone else in the room to listen.
You would have to use the Headphone jack should it have one and a Stereo 1/8 Inch to Dual RCA Adapter Cable, note this would make it impossible for anyone else in the room to listen.
0 A americanaudiophile Titan Aug 27, 2008 14,937 144 103,240 9,248 Jan 2, 2015 #4 If your receiver has a tape record output you should be able to connect it there.