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Clarity Without Compromise: Mastering ADA Compliant Assistive Listening Devices
“Without assistive listening devices or captioning, movies and theater were frustrating and certainly not entertaining. My husband and I stopped attending such events.” This powerful reflection comes from Donna Sorkin, Executive Director of the American Cochlear Implant Alliance. It’s a critical reminder for public venues that accessibility is not just about legal text; it’s about […]
Why Rent Two-Way Communications Systems?
In the fast-paced world we live in, communication is key, especially for organizations and businesses that rely on interactive audio experiences. Quality two-way communications systems solve the need for seamless and adaptable solutions, but the traditional model of purchasing these devices may not be suitable for everyone. A great alternative is to rent systems instead. […]
Combine Remote Over-the-Phone Interpreting Services with Two-Way Communication Devices
As businesses and organizations grow to serve an increasingly diverse clientele, language barriers can be a considerable obstacle to effective communication. There are approximately 26 million US residents with Limited English Proficiency and even more LEP visitors in the US for tourism, business, or academic purposes. Whether you’re a multinational corporation, a tour guide in […]
Personal Communication Devices Bring People Together at Private Events
Many people who are hard of hearing dread events and large gatherings because all they hear is loud noise and the roar of chatter. This makes it hard for them to participate and enjoy themselves. An event that should be joyous and exciting, such as a wedding, can turn into a frustrating experience when the […]
Breaking the Boundaries of Hearing Impairment During Tours
Museums are largely thought of as a visual experience; however, there are significant auditory barriers to a fulfilling experience for hard of hearing (HoH) visitors, especially during tours. Approximately 1 in 7 Americans have some degree of hearing loss. Among this population, 25% use hearing aids, yet still benefit from additional assistance to help them […]
Amplifying Accessibility: One Museum’s Success Story with Tour Audio Systems
With over 120 cars on exhibit, from classics to racing cars, and nine automotive themed galleries, the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum in Auburn, Indiana is “Where the World’s Finest Cars of Yesterday Live Today!” Elyse Faulkner, the Director of Education and Advancement at the Automobile Museum, was looking for ways to increase accessibility for […]
Taking Command at the Trade Show
Imagine a business presentation located on the side of a highway with diesel trucks rushing past. The presenter projects his voice, but the audience cannot hear him over the roar of the traffic. This isn’t far from the truth for the 11.5 million business professionals who present at and attend trade shows every year in […]
Overcoming Language Barriers: Two-Way Communication for Language Interpretation
An increasing number of people across the United States speak a primary language other than English. Many of those people, especially within the growing immigrant population, have Limited English Proficiency which affects their ability to understand spoken English and communicate. More than 66 million US residents speak a language other than English at home and […]
How Church Assistive Listening Keeps Your Congregation Connected
“Why would I come to church if I can’t hear what is being said?” That question from Terry Dawes, a deaf hearing aid user and churchwarden, cuts to the heart of a challenge facing houses of worship everywhere. When congregants can’t hear the sermon, the prayers, or the hymns, they’re not just missing words—they’re missing […]