My Sony Tv Has No Headphone Jack

I ordered this amplifier to amplify my Sony LCD TV that had no headphone jack. Using the low level audio out RCA jacks the Pyle PTA2 works wonderfully to allow me to use just headphones. Being hearing impaired it certainly saved the day. It is always nice to buy from B&H Photo.......Haven't found any cons with the amplifier so far.

My Vizio TV doesn't have a headphone jack, but it does have line out jacks for audio. This little headphone amp is the perfect solution for this situation. Totally worth $$--get one.

My second Roku. This one is faster, and I love the bluetooth remote with headphone jack.

Using it for a TV without a headphone jack or volume control using a RCA cable Y-adapter. Works well. No complaints.

I love the quality of the sounds and was happy that I was able to use it as a sound bar for my TV also using the headphone jack port. Will be taking it to the beach this summer.

I bought this subwoofer to extend the low frequency range of a table-top sound box used with my Sony TV KDL-46HX850. I used the TV audio output (headphone 3.5 mm jack) to get the audio signal to the subwoofer using a cable with 3.5 mm plug on one end and two RCA (M) on the other end; then a Y adapter cable 2 RCA (F) to a single RCA (M) to the subwoofer. The setup works fine. Just required some adjusting of the crossover and S/W volume settings. Using the audio out jack set to "headphone" in TV settings, I discovered that I can control the S/W volume with the TV remote for fine tuning. The capture of lower range sound is great, and I love the small size of this sub in the limited space I have in the bedroom.

I use this product in voice over work and love the crystal clear reproduction. A bit bulky, but worth it. As a caveat, DO NOT try using this with a Sony Vaio laptop as you are unable to listen to the audio that has been recorded on the laptop using the Yeti headphone jack. Nor can you monitor what is being recorded from the Yeti while using the Vaio headphone jack, the Sony laptop is totally worthless for field recording and editing.

I've been a long-time Panasonic camera user, really loved their ease of use, ergonomics, and gorgeous color in stills and video. Last year I switched briefly to the pricey Sony RX10 II because it had a headphone jack for video, and it got pretty good reviews. Alas, I never liked it (complicated menus, non-pivoting LCD screen, dimmed screen in 4K mode, etc) and replaced it with the G85. I shoot both video and photos, and the G85 handles both very well. The kit lens is excellent, as is the 5-axis in body dual stabilization. Autofocus is good (not as acurate as Sony) but very satisfactory from my trials so far. I miss the headphone jack for video, but there are plenty of workarounds. The touchscreen is a must-have in my world, and works very well. Love the beefy handgrip and the clear, concise Menu. Best bang for the buck!

An alternative to using the headphone jack on your MacBook Pro.

needed it for an iphone w/o the headphone jack