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Resources

Best Practices in Hearing Loop Procurement

Hearing loops are a preferred assistive listening solution that directly interfaces with hearing aids, offering clear sound in various settings. Best practices for procurement include choosing a certified installer knowledgeable in IEC standards, conducting on-site tests to detect interference, and ensuring the system is properly commissioned and user-friendly.

Interested in Auracast?

We get asked about Auracast, the new Bluetooth broadcast audio that lets people listen through compatible phones, earbuds and newer hearing aids. DRS Sound doesn’t install Auracast. We stick with what we know best: hearing loops, which work with any hearing aid or cochlear implant that has a telecoil.

If you’re interested in Auracast, on its own or alongside a hearing loop, I recommend David Harmon at Equal Access Audio. David designs, installs and tests Auracast systems in Wisconsin and across the Midwest, and he knows hearing loops too, so you’ll get a straight answer about what’s right for your space. Tell him DRS Sound sent you.

— Dave Scroggins, DRS Sound

Great Informational Websites

Hearing Loop Org:

CenterForHearingAccess.org