[Athen] [EXTERNAL] - Classroom amplification for instructors
Karen Latimer
klatimer at udel.edu
Tue Aug 24 08:57:31 PDT 2021
Thank you for your feedback! I'll look into it!
K
On Tue, Aug 24, 2021 at 11:44 AM Hayman, Douglass <dhayman at olympic.edu>
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> Karen,
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> As an occasional live audio person in addition to my day job in IT
> Accessibility I think that when you try to address a group of people and
> amplify the speaker you get more clarity with a larger, more robust
> speaker. In addition to a full PA system I own this little puppy that is
> nearly the same price as the Chattervox but would require something like a
> Shure SM-58 mic for another $100.
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> https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/SRM150Pack--mackie-srm150-compact-pa-system-with-stand-and-cable
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> And with additional mini-jack stereo out Y cable with RCA ends you could
> also get the output of many laptops.
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> Not sure what scenarios you’re envisioning and how many units you’d need.
> On working with others on small setups like this it was helpful to print
> out a step by step instruction sheet and affix it to the gear as many get
> confused or intimidated by such gear. If you reached out to a company like
> Sweetwater who does audio for bands, studios, churches and so on, they’d
> easily come up with a bundle that would meet your needs.
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> My sense with Chattervox is that it is overpriced and the small speaker
> once turned up, would distort too much to be clearly heard by the audience.
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> Doug Hayman
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> IT Accessibility Coordinator
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> Information Technology
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> Olympic College
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> dhayman at olympic.edu
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> (360) 475-7632 (currently working remotely and don’t have access to this
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> *From:* athen-list <athen-list-bounces at mailman12.u.washington.edu> *On
> Behalf Of *Karen Latimer
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> Hi all,
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> I have been tasked to find some solutions for staff that will be headed
> back into the classroom, masked, in order to help with clarity and
> amplification. Some of these instructors will be in our standard
> university classrooms, others will be out in the community (where they
> won't know what is there until they arrive-and may not have wireless
> access).
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> We have a few Chattervox (all inclusive) systems in our inventory for
> amplification--but wondered if anyone had tried anything else before I
> started my research? Again--this is NOT for students
> requiring accommodations--but for the whole classroom and to reduce teacher
> strain.
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> Thanks for any input!
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> Karen
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