A:AnswerHi, judy!
If your Sony bravia TV supports headphone jack (stereo mini jack) or RCA audio out jacks, then these headphones should be compatible with your TV. -Sam
A:AnswerYour splitter is not a full stereo splitter. It sounds like it's a mono channel splitter. You'll need either a stereo 3.5mm splitter or two RCA y-splitters (one for each channel).
A:AnswerHmm. Well, if you're hooking them up with the 3.5mm headphone jack cable (provided), and if you had two whole systems, you could buy a male 3.5 jack that splits into 2 female 3.5 jacks, I'd probably work.
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A:AnswerUnless you have a very high end Onkyo receiver, like their Rz series, your Onkyo cannot output digital sources (such as HDMI) through the Zone 2 preouts. Only analog sources can be output through the Zone 2 preouts. Onkyo is not straightforward about this when they advertise Zone 2 capability, and none of their NR series receivers support HDMI audio on the Zone 2 preouts.
A:AnswerHi, pupdate! Yes, it's replaceable. You may refer to this link for more information (Replacing the earpads):
https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/res/manuals/4743/da265ba85491320863fd7b2651202bb7/47438071M.pdf
~Ralph
A:AnswerI have a Samsung with a soundbar and don't know specifically about your TV but I know based on what I've read you can either use the headset OR a soundbar but not both simultaneously.
A:AnswerHi, D! We highly recommend using the dedicated PlayStation headphones instead. We cannot guarantee if these headphones will work perfectly with PlayStation. -Vincent
A:AnswerI have the same tv ,using the headphone jack seems to work better it's easier just plug and go, may have to switch headphones on and off a few times and make sure headphone speaker volume as well as tv volume is turned up.
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