Sony Bravia Audio Output To Headphones

The Sony Bravia TV has an A/V input with a three-ring mini 3.5 mm headphone jack. This enables you to hook up a VCR or other legacy audio-video device directly to your new TV. The previous adaptor I got from Amazon is a piece of junk. The audio would go out on one side, or there would be a loud hum, unless you fiddled with the adaptor end. This one has the solid right-angle jack, which works perfectly with zero fuss. I was thankful I could find a good adaptor here on B&H. It is getting harder and harder to support our legacy equipment. Thank you B&H !

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

Sony MDR-7506 Headphones are one of the most prestigious headphones for audio production for a reason. Highs, mids, and lows are crystal clear and I'm able to wear these for hours without the ear pain. Could not recommend these headphones enough.

My audio mixer only has one output. Depending on the particular set of headphones being used, the listening level may be too loud or too soft. Now with the Rolls HA43, I have 4 outputs, each one controlled by a separate slider.

I use this to control audio output to my editing workstation speakers and two sets of headphones simultaneously. Phenomenal audio quality and easy to use interface.

I needed a quality audio switch to switch between the audio output of a CD player and the audio output of my TV into a transmitter for my headphones. Being small and lightweight, I just used some velcroe to attach the switch to the topside panel of my entertainment cabinet where its convenient and hardly noticeable. Keeps all those audio cables out of the way too.

I use this amp with the headphone output of an audio console. It did not have enough gain to get sufficient volume to hear over the live environment. With this amp, I can easily get enough volume to hear my record mix, as well any solo from the board I need. It can drive my headphones to their distortion level, so I know I can get the max volume, when I need it, from my monitoring headphones. I plugged it in, set the level, and effectively forgot about it, which is exactly what I wanted.

In the box as sent by BH were cables to connect to lightning ports, USB3, and TRS. I’m using the TRS port to attach my headphones to monitor the audio in from the mic to my iPhone 14 Pro. This mic can produce a digital output directly into the phone while also sending an analog output to the headphones. Terrific improvement in audio over the phone’s internal mic. This works best with low impedance headphones. Be sure to register the mic for the 10 year warranty.

I have a one-year-old CD/DVD portable player and I wear hearing aids so I must use headphones when I use the device. However, the output of the player coupled with the weak output of my headphones was anemic. I decided to splurge and buy these and I can honestly say this is the best investment in ME that I've made in a long time. The description of this SONY MDR 7506 says it will provide a louder output than the less expensive headphones that I had been using, and the ad was correct. Instead of turning up the CD/DVD player all the way up and having to strain to hear much, I can now comfortably listen with the player output at half its output. I don't know how SONY did it but the sound is remarkable and very clear. Way to go BH for selling it. PW/SARASOTA Florida

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