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(U.K. visitors may wish to visit the RNID
shop.)
Note: hearingloop.org is a nonprofit, informational
resource. It has nothing to sell. It has no financial interest
in any loop system or vendor. And it does not offer evaluations
and recommendations among the competing products below.
American companies whose business focus is loop products
and services include:
AssistiveAudio
Contacta,
Inc.
LoopAmerica
Oval
Window Audio
Pure
Direct Sound
Wireless
Hearing Solutions
Prominent equipment manufacturers include:
Ampetronic,
a British company whose products are in use worldwide, with
marketing in the USA by Assistive
Audio.
Bo
Edin, a Swedish loop manufacturer of Univox products
for home (including a simple chair pad system) and institutions,
via Pure
Direct Sound and other vendors, including the
Center
for Hearing Loss Help and TecEar.
Contacta
Inc., an American company manufacturing a line
of loop products, including a new home TV
listening unit, as a joint venture with Britain's
Contacta
Ltd. In the Midwest, Contacta products are sold,
with engineering support, by Hearing
Loop Systems.
Echo@MegaLoop,
a British product distributed in the USA by HARC.
LoopAmerica,
an American manufacturer, which has developed large area digital
based loop drivers. LoopAmerica products are available through
Premovation
AV Systems, which has designed and installed
hundreds of hearing loops in Michigan and elsewhere.
Oval
Window Audio, a longtime American manufacturer of
a full line of loop equipment. In the Northwest, Oval Window
products are sold and installed by Audio
Loop Solutions, Inc.
Phonic
Ear, a Danish company with distribution in the
USA by Wireless
Hearing Solutions, largely via hearing professionals.
Vivid
Acoustics, a British manufacturer of the portable
and countertop Soundshuttle and the portable Clipboard, distributed
in the USA by Pure
Direct Sound and others.
For catalogs and stores that sell other assistive
listening devices, including phones, personal listening systems,
and TV headsets, click here.
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