The FM Assistive Listening System from Williams Sound integrates professional WaveCAST Wi-Fi audio server technology, allowing end users to listen with either an FM receiver or with their own smartphone (via the WaveCAST Audio Receiver app). Along with this flexibility comes exceptional audio quality, as the FM is built on a professional digital audio (DSP) platform.





The FM is designed to support those who want to use their own smartphones and headphones for a more discreet assistive listening experience. Simplicity is also available for those who want a more traditional assistive listening system with a dedicated FM receiver and headset. Venues no longer need to choose between providing FM or Wi-Fi assistive listening systems. FM supports both the new iOS and Android WaveCAST Audio Receiver apps in addition to all of the current and legacy Williams Sound FM receivers operating on the 72-76 MHz bandwidth.





Most settings can be changed via the front panel interface, or over the hosted web interface. A remote programming guide is available upon request. The FM uses the WaveCAST app to provide an easy-to-use, intuitive user interface. You can easily select channels and volume level once your mobile device is connected to the Wi-Fi network. (The app does not work on FM broadcasts.)The PPA R37 N Select Channel FM Receiver (No Earphone/Batteries) from Williams Sound is a compact and easy-to-use beltpack receiver that allows you to listen to an FM signal in the 72-76MHz band. The receiver offers seek button channel selection between 17 pre-set frequencies, which are digitally synthesized for terrific audio clarity and signal stability. It also features a channel lock capability to prevent accidental changes.





The receiver has an ergonomic design with a detachable belt clip, allowing you to slip it into your pocket or conveniently clip it to your clothing. The standard-sized 3.5mm headphone jack is compatible with mono and stereo headphones and earphones, and also supports induction neckloops and telecoil-equipped hearing aids. The receiver operates on a pair of standard alkaline AA batteries (sold separately). A sleep mode helps to preserve battery life.





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This receiver requires a transmitter operating on a 72-76MHz band. Compatible Williams Sound transmitters: PPA T35, T27, T32, and T36. This receiver is approved by the FCC for operation in US Markets. The receiver cannot be used in all countries. Check with your government's radio regulations for 72-76MHz operation.





You must supply your own earphones/headphones and AA batteries.The Williams Sound EAR022 is a single-sided, clip-on earphone ideal for use with personal listening devices. The clip is designed to fully surround the ear for maximum stability and comfort. The monaural 1/8" mini-plug is compatible with a wide variety of devices.The Williams Sound NKL 001 is an induction neckloop designed to magnetically couple an audio signal to a telephone coil-equipped (T-Switch) hearing aid. The neckloop has a standard 1/8" mini plug that can be connected to any audio device that has an 8-16 Ohm 1/8" output, such as a beltpack receiver, TV, tape player, etc. The neckloop has a slider so you can adjust the tension, and the 18" cord provides a good amount of slack for use with body-worn devices.The IDP008 from Williams Sound is a self-adhesive wall plaque that alerts your patrons to the fact that your establishment has a hearing assistance system. Perfect for theaters, auditoriums, and more, the plaque is large and easy-to-see.