Wide Area FM System
Williams Sound Personal PA (PPA) systems provide high quality audio for hearing assistance and simultaneous language interpretation systems in auditoriums, sanctuaries, arenas and conference centres. Broadcast up to 8 channels simultaneously up to 1000 feet to any number of receivers.
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Wide Area Infrared Systems
The Williams Sound SoundPlus infrared systems cover a wide area in court rooms, classrooms, theatres, transmitting audio only within the room. These systems are available in 2 and 4 channel configurations, are immune from lighting interference, and are used where security from eavesdropping is required and /or where many systems are being used throughout a facility.
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Tour Guide Systems
Williams Sound Tour Guide Systems. Utilizing a portable FM transmitter, tour guides can communicate to any size group hands free, up to 50 metres away in the noisiest environments. Up to 8 simultaneous tours or language interpretations can occur at the same location.
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Pocketalker Personal Amplifier System
The Williams Sound Pocketalker provides high level, quality amplification, in a pocket sized case. The microphone can be extended to capture conversations in noisy environments or for TV listening. The Pocketalker can be used as stand alone hearing aid or to enhance an existing hearing aid.
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Amplified Telephones
The Williams Sound Teletalker provides 55dB of amplification without feedback, one of the highest of any amplified telephone. Both the PhoneMax and the Teletaker offer loud ringers, flashing indicators and are compatible with telecoil equipped hearing aids.
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Personal FM Systems
The Williams Sound Hearing Helper system allows a hearing impaired person to hear a presenter or teacher at distances up to 50 metres, as if they were listening to a radio announcer. The PFM 350 receiver utilizes a microphone that can tune in as much of the ambient sound as desired by the listener.
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Infrared TV Amplification
The Williams Sound SoundPlus infrared provides a wireless personal amplification of the television or stereo system up to 10 metres away, so that those that are hard of hearing can adjust their volume as high as required, without disturbing other listeners.
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