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LANDMARK PRO S100 FM TRANSMITTER     

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Picture of LANDMARK PRO S100 FM TRANSMITTER The Stationary FM Transmitter FM-350-S100 is a transmitter for an FM amplification system designed for use by individuals with hearing disabilities. This unit is a high-quality, low-powered FM transmitter intended for broadcasting within a specified auditorium or other medium-sized area, indoor or out. It connects to an existing PA system, sound board, microphone, or audio device or it can function as a stand-alone device. Those in need of listening assistance simply tune a standard FM radio receiver to the preset station and listen. Using personal receivers and ear or headphones, peripheral noise is minimized while leaving volume control in the hand of the user. System components include the transmitter, antenna, five radio receivers, five listening headsets, instruction manual, and a slotted screwdriver. POWER: Uses the included batteries with charger and power supply. GUARANTEE: Money-back guarantee.

Notes: This product is made in the United States.

Price: 479.00.

This product record was updated on August 8, 2005.

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Landmark Audio Technologies

159 Jay Street
Albany, New York 12210
United States
Telephone: 888-677-4387 or 518-426-0171.
Fax: 518-426-0172.
Web: http://www.landmarkfm.com.
Email: lfm@landmarkfm.com.


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