Holiday services often draw in the biggest crowds of the year for houses of worship. Families travel home, grandparents fill the pews, and first-time guests walk through your doors. Many…
Planning a trip can be both exciting and stressful, especially for travelers who are deaf or hard of hearing. Crowded terminals, muffled PA systems, and unfamiliar venues can turn…
Swiss audio testing firm Pro Audito recently evaluated a range of induction neckloops for compatibility with Auracast™, FM, and IR receivers. The Listen Technologies LA-438 came out as the highest-performing…
If you live with hearing loss, you know how challenging it can be to hear in noisy auditoriums, churches, theaters, or classrooms, even with hearing aids. That’s where assistive listening…
Bring-your-own-device (BYOD) options let guests stream assistive listening audio straight to their own phones, hearing aids, and other listening devices. And while these options are growing in popularity, they’re not…
Auracast™ is changing professional AV in a big way, and if you work in this industry, you’ve probably already felt that shift. But “Auracast” means very different things depending on…
Deaf History Month is observed across the United States during the month of April. It’s a time to recognize the history of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community, including…
A lot of organizations and venues have assistive listening systems that almost nobody knows how to use. They were installed with good intentions and might even be in good working…
Every year on March 3rd, the World Health Organization celebrates World Hearing Day to raise awareness about hearing loss and promote better ear and hearing care around the world. This…
Are you looking for scalable Auracast™ broadcast audio hardware? You’re not the only one. We’ve been seeing a rise in searches, which means people are no longer just curious —…
