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FOR SMALL AREAS |
| PFM 300E - PERSONAL FM SYSTEM
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An FM System For Use In Classrooms Or Other Areas Up To 150 Ft | $ 598.00
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| PFM 350E - PERSONAL EDUCATIONAL FM SYSTEM | A Personal FM System That Allows The Listener To Hear Environmental Sound As Well As The Speaker's Voice | $ 598.00 |
| MIC 061 - CONFERENCE MICROPHONE | Add This Table Top Microphone To Your Exisitng Personal FM System When Listening To Several People In Small Group Conversation. | $ 228.00 |
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FOR LARGE AREAS |
| PPA VPE - PERSONAL PA VALUE PACK SYSTEM | Works With A Personal Public Address System Or With A Microphone. Great For Churches Classrooms Even Theaters! | $ 899.00 |
| PPA 250E - PRO WB SYSTEM | Personal PA Large Area Wide-Band System | $ 877.00 |
| PPA 300E - DELUXE SYSTEM | Top-Of-Line T20 Large Area System. Deluxe Wide Band FM System For Public Facilities |
$ 1,023.00 |
| TGS SYS A - TOUR GUIDE SYSTEM WITH 6 RECEIVERS | Assistive Or Multi-Language Listening For Tours, Vehicles, Attractions, Museums, Etc | $ 1,225.00 |
| MICROLOOP II - FM SYSTEM | Loop System With Wireless Lavalier VHF Microphone | $ 551.00 |
| MORE PERSONAL FM LISTENING SYSTEMS |
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Outstanding Personal Amplifier that can be used anywhere. A directional microphone with an angle adapter lets you focus on the conversation you want to hear. Up to 40 dB gain & True High Frequency Boost gives you the maximum help. FM Assistive Listening Systems FM Systems use a specific radio frequency (generally 72-76 MHz) to
carry sound from the transmitter to the receiver. Versatile and portable.
Both the user and speaker have complete mobility. Ideal for classrooms
and meetings
Infrared systems use invisible infrared light waves to carry sound from the transmitter to the receiver. Infrared is considered line-of-sight and often used in theaters, courtrooms, and meetings. Infrared operates at 95 KHz, 250 KHz and 2.3 MHz. Loop Assistive Listening Systems Loop systems use a wire antenna "loop" that surrounds a room. A transmitter circulates a signal through the loop wire creating a magnetic field. Hearing aid users switched to "t-coil" will pick up the signal when they are within the "looped" area. Personal listening devices pick up a sound through a microphone, amplify the sound and direct the sound to the ears through earbuds, headphones, or a neckloop for listeners with "t-coils" in their hearing aids. Television listening systems using infrared technology help people
hear the television better. Also, you will find products to make TV viewing
more enjoyable.
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