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  1. COMMCENTER (MODEL M72 BS) --- DISCONTINUED. RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- FM transmitter relays sound from a central sound system directly to the hearing impaired. User wears personal receiver connected to hearing aid or earphones. Unit allows user to receive sound direct from speakers, musical instruments, or stage action eliminating most background noise. Has a range of 400 feet when used with PR72 or PR82 personal receiver. 115 V AC or optional 12V DC battery pack. 8 inches wide by 7 1/2 inches deep by 2 /12...[More Information]

  2. PERSONAL PA OR FM TRANSMITTER (MODEL PPA T4P) --- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 02/2007) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- Transmitter is designed for use with Williams Sound receivers for portable hearing assistance. The transmitter incorporates a two channel microphone preamplifier and an FM transmitter within a single unit. Can be used with or without a sound system. Standard antenna with 42 inch telescoping whip. Operates on specially allocated 72-76 MHz hearing assistance band. No seating restrictions, 200 to 300 feet range. Two low im...[More Information]

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