Cockpit audio question

[JohnnyWRX]

I just got a Honda Prelude seat last night and now I have all the components I need to build cockpit #2 and go head-to-head on two TV's. Whoo hoo!
I am planning on using separate headphones for each cockpit but I only have one stereo receiver with a headphone output.
What is the cheapest/easiest way to get the audio output from the second PS2 into a pair of stereo headphones? Can I do it just with a Y-adapter and some cables from Radio Shack or do a need an actual stereo receiver or a two-channel mixer or something?
Or maybe I'll just have to use headphones for driver #1 and TV audio for driver #2.
I would appreciate any suggestions. Thanks!

 

[daan]

Can you not just attach headphones1 to TV1, and headphones2 to TV2?

 

[JohnnyWRX]

That's a good point. Maybe I use my stereo receiver for one system, and use a TV output for the other, but I guess I will still need some kind of adapter or something to turn the red and white output cables into something I can plug headphones into. I know my TV's don't have headphone outputs.

 

[daan]

I know my TV's don't have headphone outputs.

Are you sure? Every TV I've ever had, has had a headphone output.

 

[Tornado]

Are you sure? Every TV I've ever had, has had a headphone output.

I've only had 1 TV that has had headphone outputs.

 

[Moloch_horridus]

Are you sure? Every TV I've ever had, has had a headphone output.

This is what I thought until my wife dropped our tv on the floor - it had a headphone socket; my brother gave us a spare tv he had - it did not have a headphone socket. It would seem that very little can be taken for granted.

 

[JohnnyWRX]

No headphone outputs. I'll probably get to spend some time working on this over the weekend. I'll post whatever solution I come up with.

Edit: found the perfect solution. I got a pair of old computer speakers from a friend. They have a R and L RCA input and a head phone output, with volume, bass, and treble knobs right on the front. Works perfectly, and sounds really good in the headphones. Now I just have some carpentry details to work out on the cockpit and I'll be racing 2-up!