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Pro Acoustics offers a huge selection of ADA assisted listening devices, systems, and accessories from leading technology manufacturers including Williams AV, Listen Technologies, TOA Electronics, TeachLogic, Hamilton Buhl, Anchor Audio, and more. Whether you are looking for a replacement headset or a complete wireless two-way communication system, we offer a full range of assistive listening and communication products that can help you overcome the challenges of noise, long distances, loud conversations, and hearing loss in a wide range of applications.
We carry assistive listening microphones, headphones, headsets, FM transmitters, IR receivers, transceivers, hearing loops, and accessories such as antenna kits, carrying cases, cables, batteries, connectors, and replacement parts. Our comprehensive selection covers three main categories:
In addition to our selection of assisted listening products, we offer several pre-designed wireless assistive listening systems for churches, coaches, event coordinators, tour guides, high noise environments, work zones, theaters, live production, language interpretation, quiet noise environments, and more. Our expert audio engineers will design a custom hearing assistance solution that meets both your needs and budget.
We offer educational, government, and military discounts as well as bulk pricing and design support for contractors.
Don't see the assistive listening solution you're looking for? Contact our talented sales engineers at (888) 256-4112 and they'll design the perfect assistive listening system for your application, needs, and budget.
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Assistive listening devices help deliver speech, music, or program audio directly to an individual listener. They can improve clarity by reducing the effects of background noise, distance, room reverberation, and other conditions that make it difficult to understand amplified audio.
An assistive listening system is the complete audio solution, which may include a transmitter, receivers, antennas, microphones, chargers, and listening accessories. An assistive listening device usually refers to an individual component, such as a receiver, headset, neckloop, transmitter, or personal amplifier.
Common technologies include FM or RF systems, infrared systems, induction hearing loops, Wi-Fi audio systems, and compatible Bluetooth broadcast audio or Auracast solutions. Each technology offers different benefits related to coverage, privacy, portability, device compatibility, and installation.
FM and RF systems use radio signals and are often selected for broad coverage, portable applications, and locations where listeners may move between areas. Infrared systems use light-based transmission that generally remains contained within a room, making them useful where signal privacy and limited room-to-room interference are priorities.
Yes. Compatible neckloops and hearing-loop systems can send audio to hearing aids or cochlear implants equipped with a telecoil. Other users may listen through headphones, earbuds, or earphones connected to a wireless receiver. Compatibility should be confirmed before choosing equipment.
Assistive listening systems may be required in certain assembly areas, courtrooms, theaters, auditoriums, houses of worship, meeting rooms, and other public spaces. Requirements can depend on the type of facility, whether amplified audio is provided, seating capacity, receiver quantity, and hearing-aid compatibility. Applicable federal, state, and local requirements should be verified for each facility.