Does this work in an auditorium that is not wired for Tcoil but where speakers are using a microphone. I have Tcoil tech in my hearing aids.
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No, and it wouldn't work even if the auditorium were wired for Tcoil (but in that case, you wouldn't need it because you have a Tcoil receiver in your hearing aids which would pick up the auditorium's Tcoil transmission). The CLA7 is a Tcoil transmitter that you plug into an audio source such as a phone, MP34 player, airline seat, etc.
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It does have a microphone on it, but I find it annoying. I only use the neckloop when I have it pllugged into a phone, music player or TV, etc. When I use them on my motorcycle, sometimes the wind from the Microphone is unbearable...
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I don't think it will work unless the CLA-7-v2 is physically connected to the sound system.
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I never tried it in a large setting mostly use it for music on my t coil I got the c.I
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You should be able to use the CLA7-V2 Amplified wherever you go. I have used mine while working at concerts. This device is very clear. I use my CLA7-V2 Amplified when I am on duty with the Sheriff's Office while connected to the police radio! The price is very low for what you receive with the Clear Sounds CLA7-V2. I highly recommend it!
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To the best of my knowledge, this device only works in conjunction with the t-coil and, therefore, will only work in a looped auditorium, using the t-coil on your hearing aids.
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Probably not, but I should have added that most if not all auditoriums have hearing devices that they lend out.
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You would probably go with the boom microphone option versus the wired. It supports both.
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We use it in a classroom, and don't hear the fan, I don't know how much more noticeable it would be in a small projection room. I don't know about the adaptor, but I don't see why it wouldn't work.
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Yes indeed. We use it weekly with both wired and wireless mics. No problems.
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Hi Bud,if it's for a pretty large classroom, I wouldn't recommend them, unless the students can keep really quiet.Besides, though they are called wireless, they are wirelessly connected to the computer, but not between them. There actually a short wire that connects the speakers, that would make it difficult to place them in different corners of the classroom.I use them for my desk, so for me they are more than ok, but the sound they make is not impressive anyway.You can check under the technical description of the product.I hope this helps.All the best,Lucy Hi Bud,if it's for a pretty large classroom, I wouldn't recommend them, unless the students can keep really quiet.Besides, though they are called wireless, they are wirelessly connected to the computer, but not between them. There actually a short wire that connects the speakers, that would make it difficult to place them in different corners of the classroom.I use them for my desk, so for me they are more than ok, but the sound they make is not impressive anyway.You can check under the technical description of the product.I hope this helps.All the... » Read More Hi Bud,if it's for a pretty large classroom, I wouldn't recommend them, unless the students can keep really quiet.Besides, though they are called wireless, they are wirelessly connected to the computer, but not between them. There actually a short wire that connects the speakers, that would make it difficult to place them in different corners of the classroom.I use them for my desk, so for me they are more than ok, but the sound they make is not impressive anyway.You can check under the technical description of the product.I hope this helps.All the best,Lucy « Show Less
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In looking at your question once more, would have to say this device is intended for wireless microphone input to a powered PA, not transmission of audio to speakers. Suggest looking for wireless speaker transmitter devices.
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I looked up Starkey 3 series and was not able to determine if it has telecoil or not. It will only work if you have telecoil ( and switched on) on the hearing aid. I'm currently using nozi-free earhooks for my listening to music and so far, its the best ones out there that I can find. I'm still looking for a setup that I can not only listen to music but make phone calls that other folks can hear me. All the mics are terrible even for this neckloop and the earhook I'm using.
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I can't say how far it will transmit, but the volume was very good. The sound was very clear, just as good as a mic with a cord that I was using the same night. Just keep the power supply cord away from any of the signal cords. How it works in your auditorium will depend on how good your amplifier and speakers are.
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I assume you mean sounds from the room. The microphone can be mounted in the wall but The pick-up end or micrphone must be exposed in the room so it can function as intended.
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I have not used this device in a classroom, however, I used in the church and worked fine as well as in a small group meeting less than 10 people. Either occasions, I had not had any issues with recording and playing as long as there is no noise. It will pick up and sound as it should. Hope this helps to make you decision. Thanks.
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I can not be sure, it would think it depends on you set up. Let me share my experience, maybe that will help you. I used a set of speakers in the front of the classroom. The mic was placed on desk approximately 7 to 8 feet from the speakers. The mic worked extremely well and did not pick up anything from the speakers. Hope that helps.
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Note sure... I use it for bi-amplification for the primary speakers for my audio library. I don't use the other zones for other rooms.
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The microphone in this device is very sensitive. In fact it's too sensitive that you hear all background noise very clearly so it's almost impossible to use outside. Inside I still find a slight hiss and still hear background sounds even in the quietest of rooms. So.. For multiple person interviews the best bet is to use multiple lapel pins connected to one of its interface. In a pinch u can try to use it indoors but be prepared to do some cleanup of noise after u record
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I have used on ventrilo and team speak. Make sure it is completely plugged in.
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I would say no. In a live situation you have to speak into the mic. You could for radio purposes turn the volume way up but your going to risk picking up all sound in the room from creaking chair to whatever.
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Hi,I have used it in large conference rooms with up to 20 participants. The key is to place it in the middle of the room. The speaker volume was good. It will not allow for additional mics.
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You would want to use in wall speakers since the sound is being directed AT you instead of on top or over you as with in ceiling speakers. Bic makes an almost identical in wall......model ht8w I believe. The tweeter is separated from the woofer and also has gain adjustments.