Williams Sound — assistive technology products
14 products from Williams Sound in our assistive technology catalog. Browse models, compare specs, and find vendor listings.
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Pocketalker 2.0
$250.00
The Pocketalker 2.0 is a small, pocket-sized personal amplifier. It makes the sounds closest to the listener louder and helps cut down on background noise. You plug in an earpiece, put the microphone near the voice or sound you want to hear, and set the volume. It's made for one-on-one talks, small groups, TV listening, and conversations in the car, and it works with or without hearing aids. A built-in telecoil (t-coil) lets it pick up the signal in venues with hearing loops, and it can pair with neckloops and telecoil-equipped hearing aids. The package includes earphones, stereo headphones, a plug-in microphone, and batteries, so you can start right away. It runs on AAA batteries, with up to 105 hours of battery life, and optional charging kits are sold separately.
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Streamlined Pocketalker Ultra Personal Amplifier, no Headphones
$202.00
The Pocketalker Ultra is a small, pocket-sized personal amplifier. It picks up sound through a microphone and sends it to the headphones or earbuds you choose, so you can follow one-on-one talks, the TV or radio, and noisy dinner table conversations. Separate volume and tone controls let you boost either high or low pitches to suit your hearing. It comes with a clip for mounting the microphone near a TV or radio, plus a 12-foot extension cord for the mic. It does not include headphones or earbuds, so you pick a set that fits you comfortably. Two AAA batteries are included and last about 100 hours.
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Pocketalker Ultra Personal Amplifier With Headset & Single Earbud
$202.00
The Pocketalker Ultra is a pocket-sized personal amplifier that picks up sound with a microphone and sends it to a headset or earbud at a volume you can set. It has volume and tone controls, so you can shape the sound to what's easiest to hear. People use it for one-on-one conversations, TV, radio, and concerts. For TV or radio listening, the kit includes a clip to hold the microphone near the speaker and a 12-foot extension cord for the microphone cable. It comes with both a headset and a single earbud, so you can pick whichever is more comfortable, and it runs on 2 AAA batteries.
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PFM PRO Personal FM System
$892.00
The PFM PRO sends a speaker's voice straight to a listener's ears over FM radio, up to 150 feet away. The speaker clips on a small battery-powered transmitter with a lapel microphone. The listener wears a matching receiver with its own volume control, so they can hear clearly even from the back of a room. It's built for small groups, classrooms, training sessions, and one-on-one consultations. Both units have 17 channels, and the settings can be locked once chosen. The transmitter can also switch between two saved channels. The kit includes a transmitter, receiver, lapel mic, folding headphone, mini earphone, 2 AA batteries, and a storage case. It works with cochlear implants only if you add a neckloop, which isn't in the box.
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PFM PRO Personal FM System w/ Dual Drop in Charger
$960.00
The PFM PRO is a personal FM listening system from Williams Sound. A transmitter sends sound straight to a receiver, which helps someone hear a speaker, TV, or conversation better in noisy rooms or at a distance. This bundle adds a dual drop-in charger that holds and charges the transmitter and the receiver together, and it includes rechargeable batteries, so you can start using it without buying extras. The source gives no details on earpieces, headphones, or range, so confirm what comes in the box before ordering.
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Pocketalker Ultra with Lightweight Headphones
$202.00
The Pocketalker Ultra is a small personal amplifier that boosts the sounds closest to you, so one-on-one talks, TV, and noisy places like restaurants are easier to follow. You wear it on a belt clip or neck lanyard (it weighs 2.7 ounces with batteries) and listen through the lightweight headphones. It has separate tone and volume controls, so you can shape the sound to what you hear best. Two AAA batteries are included and run it for about 99 hours. The kit also has a plug-in microphone and a TV listening cord with microphone clips. It amplifies sound for you but is not a hearing aid.
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Dual Muff Hard Hat Headset with Microphone
$299.00
This headset pairs two ear muffs with a built-in microphone, so you can hear and be heard in loud places like factories and industrial sites. It's made to fit with a hard hat (the hat itself isn't included) and to plug into a Williams Sound DLT 100 Digital Transceiver, a two-way wireless listening system sold separately. The ear muffs are rated at 25 dB noise reduction, and the microphone is a directional type. It's a headset only, so it does nothing on its own. It's also a good fit for guests on a factory tour who need to take part in a group conversation.
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Pocketalker Ultra with Widerange Earphone
$233.00
The Pocketalker Ultra is a pocket-sized personal amplifier that makes speech and sound louder and clearer in tough listening situations. You wear the wide range earphone it comes with and use it for one-on-one talks, small groups, TV or radio, or while riding in the car. The controls are large and easy to handle. It is not a hearing aid and isn't meant to replace one, so it's wise to have hearing loss checked by a physician before using amplification.
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Pocketalker Basic Communication Kit
$300.00
The Pocketalker Basic Communication Kit centers on a Pocketalker personal amplifier, a small handheld unit that makes the sounds closest to the listener louder while cutting down background noise. It's put together for caregivers and residents in care settings, helping with conversations at meals, therapy sessions, card games, and one-on-one assessment interviews. You can use it with or without hearing aids, and it takes a range of earphone or headphone options. The amplifier runs on two AAA batteries (up to about 200 hours of typical use), with a volume knob that also powers it on and off, a tone knob, and a flashing red light when the batteries run low. The page doesn't spell out everything in the box beyond the amplifier, so check the kit contents before ordering.
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Williams Sound TGS Pro Multi Personal PA FM Tour Guide System
$2,760.00
This FM tour guide system sends a guide's voice straight to each listener's headphones, so people with hearing difficulty can follow a tour in a noisy or spread-out space. Listeners get their own volume control. It offers eight selectable frequencies, so several tour groups can work in the same area at once without crosstalk or interference. The transmitter broadcasts like a small radio station, and each participant wears a body-pack receiver tuned to the group's frequency. It's portable, with belt clips included for hands-free wear. It suits museums, group tours, and similar venues. Expect to plan your channels and receiver counts before you start, since you're managing a whole group, not one person.
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Williams Sound FM ADA KIT 37 RCH FM Tour Guide System
$2,265.00
This kit lets one speaker send their voice by FM radio to up to four listeners, each wearing a receiver. It's built for places like libraries, conference rooms, and information desks that need to offer hearing support to the public. The T46 transmitter works with a conference microphone or a lapel clip mic, and the receivers work with the included headphones or neckloops (a neckloop sends sound to a hearing aid with a telecoil, a tiny built-in coil that picks up audio signals). The range is about 150 feet, and you pick from 17 channels so nearby rooms don't interfere with each other. Receivers run on rechargeable batteries with a drop-in charger, and everything packs into a carry case with an ADA wall plaque for posting.
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Williams Sound PLA 90 Countertop Loop System
$420.00
The PLA 90 is a small counter-top induction loop. It picks up a speaker's voice through its built-in microphone and sends it straight to a listener's hearing aid, as long as that hearing aid has a telecoil (t-coil). It's meant for places like bank teller windows, retail counters, and information desks, where someone behind the counter needs to be heard clearly by customers with hearing loss. Its range is about 3 to 4 feet, so it covers one service point, not a whole room. It runs on a built-in rechargeable battery for up to 6 hours or on the included power supply, and it shuts itself off after 2 minutes of inactivity. An external microphone can be added, and it has a headphone jack and a volume control.
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Williams Sound Proloop FSM Measurer of Induction Loops Systems
$520.00
The Proloop FSM Plus is a handheld meter that checks how strong and clean the magnetic signal is in a hearing loop system, following the IEC 60118-4:2006 standard. It reports readings for output level, frequency response, automatic gain control, distortion, and background noise. You can also plug in headphones to listen to the loop and judge the sound by ear. This is a testing tool for installers and audiologists, not a listening device for someone with hearing loss. It runs on two AA batteries, and the headphones are not included.
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Pocketalker Ultra
$202.00
The Pocketalker Ultra is a pocket-sized personal amplifier that boosts sound close to the listener while cutting down background noise. That makes it useful for TV listening, talking one-on-one or in a small group, riding in a car, or getting through a noisy room. Separate volume and tone controls sit on the outside of the case, so you can adjust quickly for low-pitched or high-pitched sounds. This duo pack comes with a single mini earbud and a folding headphone, so you can choose whichever is more comfortable. It runs on 2 AAA batteries for about 200 hours of typical use, and a red light flashes when the batteries run low.
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