Are these infrared headphones compatable with the Sony MDR IF240R transmitter?
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that I don't know. I think they should be compatible (because IR signal is standard), however, I have experienced when these (and other) IR headphones cut-off sound too often with particular transmitters while doing perfectly fine with other transmitters. Often one needs to play with the balance between cranking up the signal that goes into transmitter and the volume on headphones to achieve the best combo. When signal level entering the transmitter is too high, cut-offs seem to be more frequent (which probably indicates it's transmitter's problem), but when it's too low and you have to crank up volume on the headphones, signal to noise ratio is poor (after all, the signal is analog, a lot of amplification on the headphones gives you too much background white noise).
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Yes, they come in a nice quality vinyl bag with drawstring that says SONY on it, lower right corner. If it does not say Sony and the quality is quite cheap then you most likely have a counterfeit fake headphone made in China (Although the headphone will say "MADE IN THAILAND" on the inside of the headband). Buy from Amazon, B&H; or other reputable/quality dealer for the real Sony MDR-V6. Trying to save $20 will most likely get you the fake!
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Yes these worked great for me with my infrared TV adapter. Not sure if all infrared TV adapters use the same frequency though.
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yes they will. The connect via bluetooth so they will work with any Bluetooth device
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Theodore If the Headphones are the Sony MDR-101LP after looking at the picture on a popular auction website. They should work. They work on my Sony MDR-110LP.
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No. They are IR not Bluetooth. They will only connect to IR transmitters like the ones found in vehicle DVD players
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Yes, they should compatible with any computer that has a standard headphone jack.
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It's bluetooth so they should be compatiable. I'd recommend spending more for a better pair though. I returned mine the day after I received them. They're very bulkly and cut out often.
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Hi Andrea, Yes. These headphones are compatible to any device with a 3.5mm output jack. -Anthony
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The MDR-7520 headphones received are original Sony. The warranty certificate, instructions and spare parts sheet are truly Sony.
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No. These are IR (infrared) headphones - they connect to a device via IR. (and they work great in our minivan!)
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Should be. I use them with my 360 Elite but they just plug into the controller. Very basic headset.
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I would like to find out myself as my father is hearing-impaired and wireless headphones will prevent a tripping hazard. Sonystyle.com has wireless infrared headphones with rechargeable docking base for $49.95 (and up) that had received some good reviews. Infrared means you will need a clear line of sight from TV or receiver to the headphones. I am most likely going to have to buy w/o auditioning a pair. I am keenly interested in a set that is compatible with surround sound like DTS. I also bought the Sony KDL-46XBR9 bundled with Blu-ray player and HTSS360 HTIB (home theater in a box). The receiver has no headphone jack so I will need to set up the headphones via TV.
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They should work with any stereo or TV that has IR audio output. However, I am not aware of very many home stereo systems that do have that output.
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They should work with any system that has a standard headphone jack. The transmitter will plug into that headphone slot. The transmitter is the key to the system.
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Yea they are compatible but the sound quality will be a less great only with bluetooth 4.0 you will have a better sound
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These are just infrared headphones. If you have a sound source with an infrared transmitter that transmits at the right frequency, they will work. If you don't know what you have, then I would stay away from these. These are best suited for use in vehicles with a compatible DVD/Entertainment system anyway. I wouldn't recommend these for any type of studio use.