[Athen] The sound amplification device needed

[Jeffrey Dell]

I have a student that got the BoomVox to amplify her voice to speak to
a classroom of students.  I guess this could work in reverse.
http://www.griffinlab.com/Products/BoomVox-Wireless-Voice-Amplifier.html
How about a Williams Sound system.  We use these Personal FM systems
all the time and our studetns like them.  This is probably the best
option.  If the student uses a hearing aid that has an aux input or is
compatible with an induction loop it can work great with those.
http://www.williamssound.com/home.aspx
There is an iPod app called SoundAmp that I've tried that works ok.
it is around 5 bucks but you would need to get a mic for the iPod.
Jeff

On 5/18/10, Kenneth Elkind <Kenneth.Elkind at umb.edu> wrote:

> To anybody have solution for this client?

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> HI Kenneth,

> AS per our discussion, I am hearing impaired and need to amplify the

> sound of some of my clients during my internship in counseling at my

> internship site. I am seeking the name and the description of a small

> discreet microphone which projects the sound amplified to use with

> counseling clients in a room. It would be a mic/speaker kind of thing.

> Then I would try to get the school to buy one so I can borrow it and try

> it. It might work great in my classes as well instead of CPrint and

> transcription services as well.

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> Thank you for looking into this.

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> AnaLinda

> Candidate Ms. ED. MFT/MHC 2010

> University of Massachusetts Boston

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> Kenneth Elkind

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> Adaptive Technology Specialist

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> University of Massachusetts - Boston

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> IT-ED Tech Operations

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> Healey Library /UL/ 032

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> Kenneth.Elkind at umb.edu

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