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Listen Technologies Assistive Listening DSP Value Package
$1,154.00
This package is a complete assistive listening setup for a room. A stationary transmitter sends the sound from a microphone or audio source over radio to four receivers, so listeners can hear it clearly through single earbuds. It has three channels, which means you can run more than one audio feed, and it's built for places like classrooms, theaters, meeting rooms, and training sessions. It also comes with the antenna, a four-port USB charger for the receivers, and a signage kit for venues that need to post notice of listening assistance for ADA compliance. Four receivers is the number included, so a larger space may need more.
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Listen Technologies Intelligent DSP Level 1 LS-53 Stationary RF
$2,099.00
This is a complete assistive listening kit for a small venue such as a meeting room, classroom, or place of worship. A stationary transmitter sends the sound source over a 72MHz radio signal to four small rechargeable receivers, so people sitting anywhere in the room hear it clearly. Noise reduction technology cuts hiss, and each receiver has a built-in neckloop that sends sound straight to hearing aids or cochlear implants with telecoils, while the included ear speakers serve people without them. The transmitter's telescoping antenna covers up to about 700 feet. A larger space or a bigger audience would need more receivers than the four in the kit.
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ListenIR iDSP Portable FM System
$2,026.00
The ListenIR iDSP is a portable infrared listening system that sends a room's audio straight to people who have trouble hearing. A transmitter-radiator takes sound from a microphone or a stereo or line-level audio source and beams it to rechargeable receivers. Listeners wear them with a neckloop or plug in ear speakers. The kit is pre-configured for rooms of up to 50 seats, such as classrooms, courtrooms, or boardrooms, and includes two receivers with the transmitter, mounting hardware, and a compliance sign. Because it uses infrared, it needs line of sight to the receivers, and you buy extra receivers if more than two people need one.
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Listen Tech ListenIR iDSP Level I System
$1,522.00
This infrared assistive listening system sends the sound from a room's audio source to personal receivers, so people who have trouble hearing a speaker can listen through headphones or a neck loop. It's a pre-configured kit for small to mid-size venues of up to 50 seats, like classrooms, boardrooms, theaters, and training rooms. The kit includes a transmitter/radiator, receivers, and a 4-port charger. Because infrared travels by line of sight and stays inside the room, the audio stays private, but each listener needs a clear view of the radiator. The integrated neck loops or lanyards also work with T-coil-equipped hearing devices (T-coil is a small coil in many hearing aids that picks up sound wirelessly). It is built for single-channel use, meaning one audio feed at a time.
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Listen Tech ListenIR iDSP Level III System (LS-92-01)
$2,729.00
This is a pre-configured infrared assistive listening system for venues with up to 100 seats, such as courtrooms, boardrooms, and classrooms. A transmitter/radiator combo sends the room's audio to several iDSP receivers, which listeners wear with integrated neck loops or lanyards. The neck loops also work with T-coil-equipped devices (hearing aids or implants with a telecoil, a built-in receiver for loop signals). A 12-unit charging tray handles storing, charging, and handing out the receivers. It's built for a single channel, so everyone hears the same audio, and infrared signals stay inside the room, which keeps the audio private.
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Listen iDSP Essentials Starter Stationary RF System (72 MHz)
$1,154.00
This is a starter assistive listening system for a venue with fewer than 50 seats. It sends a speaker's audio over a 72 MHz radio signal to listeners in the room, and it can switch between three channels. It's described as including the equipment a small venue needs to meet 2010 ADA requirements, and it lists a 62 dB signal-to-noise ratio, a measure of how clean the sound is. This is a fixed installation for a room, not a personal device, so the venue is the buyer.
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Listen iDSP Essentials Level 2 Stationary RF System (72 MHz) (LS-31-072)
$1,679.00
This is a wireless assistive listening system for a venue such as a meeting room, classroom, or place of worship. A transmitter sends the sound from a mic or audio system to listeners' receivers over radio, so people who have trouble hearing in a large room can hear it clearly. The transmitter has universal audio inputs that work with most sources, and you can pick from three broadcast frequencies to avoid interference. The receivers are digitally tuned, so they stay on channel instead of drifting, and the signal reaches up to about 305 meters (1,000 feet). It works on the 72 MHz band only.
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Milestone Ace 112 Digital Recorder
$269.00
The Milestone Ace 112 is a pocket-sized voice recorder with six large, tactile buttons, so you can find and press the right one by feel. It records through its built-in microphone or an external mic plugged into the 3.5mm jack, and it plays back through a loudspeaker or headphones. It holds up to 420 hours of recordings and has a talking clock, 16 volume levels, and a keyboard lock to prevent accidental presses. It's a good fit for someone who wants to capture shopping lists, phone numbers, reminders, or interviews without using a screen. You can record a new message between two existing ones, and a USB connection lets you back files up to a computer.
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Cell Phone Amplifier
$142.95
This handheld Bluetooth handset pairs with your cell phone and boosts call volume by up to 40dB, so you can hear calls that are too quiet on the phone alone. A tone booster lets you bring up the pitches you struggle to hear, and digital signal processing cuts static and distortion. A speakerphone mode and a magnetic visor clip make hands-free calls in the car possible. It also has a T-Coil mode for people who wear T-Coil hearing aids, which helps reduce phone static and interference. It runs on a rechargeable battery, with up to 10 hours of talk time, and works within about 33 feet of the phone.
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Listen Tech Intelligent DSP RF Receiver (216 MHz)
$209.00
This is a small, wearable radio receiver that picks up the audio from a Listen Technologies 216 MHz transmitter and sends it to the listener's ears. It's meant for venues like lecture halls, classrooms and conference rooms that offer assistive listening. The built-in neck loop works with hearing aids that have a T-coil, and two 3.5mm jacks let you plug in headphones or share the unit between users. A rechargeable lithium-ion battery powers it, and a small OLED screen shows the channel, volume and charge level. It does nothing alone, so a compatible 216 MHz transmitter must already be in the room.
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External Mic, Short Cable
$12.95
This is a small external microphone made for the Bellman Domino Listening System. You can place it near a speaker at a meeting to help the listener follow speech more clearly. You can also set it next to a TV's loudspeaker to hear the show louder and clearer. It's an add-on, not a stand-alone listening system, so it only works with a Domino unit.
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External Mic, Long Cable
$43.95
This is a wired microphone with a long cable that plugs into a Bellman Maxi Classic or Mino personal amplifier. Place it near a speaker at a meeting and it picks up their voice and sends it straight to you, so speech is easier to follow. You can also clip it close to a TV's loudspeaker to hear shows louder and clearer. It's an add-on, not a stand-alone device, so you need one of those two amplifiers for it to do anything.
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