Listen To Sony Bravia With Headphones And Speakers

I have had Sony Bravia tvs for a decade and love them.

I love being able to listen to vinyl both in my nice headphones as well as out of my speakers, so i was looking for a preamp/amp that would act as a preamp when i wanted to listen thru my speakers, and would act as a headphone amp when i plugged in my headphones. and all while not taking up a massive piece of real estate and massive chunk of change. this did just the trick! With the addition of some shielded cables, i was able to get my setup exactly how i wanted it. you might see some other reviews about audio bleed-over in the inputs, while this is true, as long as you have nothing playing on those other inputs, you won't be able to notice it.

In a testing environment we needed someone to wear headphones but the tester needed to listen over speakers. Both devices connected to the splitter and worked just fine.

I must state that I am not an audiophile and purchased these headphones to listen with my iMac and Logitech Z623 speakers. I have varied kinds of music on my computer; Broadway shows, opera, Sinatra, Bennet, symphonies, etc. The sound on these headphones blows me away. They are rich, deep and I do not need the volume to be turned up very much. I highly recommend them.

I used to listen to LS3/5A, a $3,000 plus bookshelf speaker and found that sound from these cheap Sony speakers is very acceptable for general listening.

I have been testing a lot of speakers with the kind of music I listen to, mostly Classical, Pop, R&B, Jazz and all genres of Indian music. I do blind test, that means I actually blind fold few audiophile friends and play all kinds of songs that we listen to. Out of all the speakers I tested (Klipsh, Pioneer (by Andrew Jones), Polk, JBL, Elac), I found the Sony SSC-S3 speakers the best. I don't understand how Sony could design and build a speaker for this price. It is quite astonishing! The other speakers are much more expensive and they lack clarity. I felt that most of the other brand speakers (except the Pioneer SP-FS52) are probably good for boom-boom Home theatre kind of content. I liked the Pioneer a lot but the Sony is much better than that. What surprises me is the crispness, clarity, detail that the Sony speakers are able to produce. It is astonishing! Hats off to the designers, engineers and the entire team that built this Speaker. I have a serious suggestion for Sony: Why don't you print the name of the person(s) who designed the SSC-S3 speakers on the box and the speaker? The person or people behind such a great speaker deserve a lot of recognition. I sincerely hope you will follow my suggestion. Thanks SSC-S3 team and Sony.

I wanted to listen to the sound from a new Sony smart TV through a 1970s stereo receiver/speakers setup in lieu of using either the TVs internal speakers or an old LG soundbar which I have never liked. With the Geffen GTV-DIGAUD-2-AUD converter, I connected an optical cable from the TV to the Geffen converter and then RCA cables from the converter into the AUX port of the receiver. Now the sound is much better PLUS there is no lag (latency) between the voices on the screen and the sound from the speakers. The B&H rep recommended this converter over a less expensive converter in order to avoid a latency issue. I am happy with this purchase, but have not figured out a way to use the TV remote for sound level adjustments and muting.

Now that I have had the, Sony WH-100XM3 Headphones, for a couple of weeks, I can say that these have met, or exceeded, my desires for an over-the-ear wireless headphone. Now I can listen to music, and hear it in incredible detail, without relying on speakers and bothering those that don't want to listen to my choices in music. The battery life is great, the touch gestures are fantastic, and the dang thing is comfortable to wear! Gripes? Like most others have said, the USB-C charging cable is ridiculously short. Easily remedied, though. Bravo, Sony!

I've been listening to my Sony MDR-V6 headphones for about 5 years now and have totally beaten the life out of the stock earpads. They're almost completely disintegrated and leave little black schnibbles all over the place, which is really annoying. They were also starting to get uncomfortable to listen to for extended periods of time. After two weeks of heavy listening, I can safely say that these Auray earpads are FANTASTIC. I could listen to these babies for days. They're exactly what I've been looking for. I can't recommend them enough!

We are very happy with our 65" Sony Bravia. The picture quality is outstanding.