How can a personal loop receiver help as an assistive listening device?
With an assistive listening device, the radio transmitter is worn or held by the person talking or connected into the audio source which could be a PA system at an event or venue.
The receiver and neck loop are worn by the assistive listening device user, with their hearing aid switched to the 'T' pickup. Consistent sound will then be heard whatever direction the talker faces and even at a reasonable distance from the person speaking.
For those who don’t wear a hearing aid with the 'T-position', headphones may be used.
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