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Picture of AUDIOFOX TV LISTENING DEVICE The Audiofox TV Listening Device is a personal amplification system for television designed for use by individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. The system includes a transmitter, RCA coaxial audio cables, two speakers and two AC plugs with transformer. This wireless speaker system provides personal volume control. The transmitter that is connected to the television with the AV cables. Sound is sent wirelessly from the transmitter to the speakers which are hung over the back of the user's chair on opposite sides to provide stereo. POWER: 120 volt AC. DIMENSIONS: Speakers are 3 inches in diameter. WEIGHT: 4 pounds. COLOR: Gray, black, beige or dark brown. WARRANTY:30-day money back guarantee; 90-day warranty.

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Price: 199.95.

This product record was updated on March 19, 2012.

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Sound Product Solutions

12515 Northeast 95th Street
Vancouver, Washington 98682-2463
United States
Telephone: 800-839-0366.
Web: http://www.audiofox.com.
Email: info@audiofox.com.


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