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Adjusts amplification frequency curve of sounds to bring out desired frequencies

A mobile phone's screen featuring menu options including noise suppression, turn off the profile, and super boost with a caption that reads "Get rid of extra noise: Noise suppression option".

An app that automatically adjusts to specific features of a user's hearing. Use the power of a smartphone and the latest technologies for the maximum sound amplifier.

Screenshot of a settings control panel with three sound controls and a frequency graph along the bottom.

An assistive listening app designed to intelligently modulate the loudness of the sonic environment for the hearing-impaired user. 

A diagram of a mobile phone that has arrows pointing to and from a mouse-shaped device with a blue light and a neckloop; an arrow to the right of the neckloop device points to a curved earpiece. To the right of the diagram is a close up of the black CM-BT2 with a blue light and a neckloop attached.

Bluetooth headset that answers call when the user pushes a button and is specially designed for the hearing impaired.

A screenshot of an iOS device displaying a sound equalizer. There are three separate slides, labeled "Low," "Mid," and "High." There are also various menu buttons shown at the top of the screen.

Sound amplification app for iOS, designed for individuals who have difficulty hearing.

Univox Dls-50 Domestic Loop System

The UniVox DLS-50 Domestic Loop System is a loop amplification system designed for use by individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. By enabling a hearing aid equipped with a telecoil (or t-coil) to function as an in-the-ear loudspeaker, this home loop system helps the user to hear television, radio, telephone, and voices despite ambient noise. The system has a small, thin amplifier, accompanied by a thin Loop Pad that slips under a chair, and/or a long wire loop that covers up to 600 square feet.

All components of the hearing loop system with an information card shown in front.

Audio loop amplification system designed for use in large spaces by individuals with hearing disabilities.

Leather waistpack, voice amplifier with headphones, microphone, charger, and waistpack clip.

Voice amplifier consisting of a rechargeable lumbar pack amplifier and speaker unit along with a choice of a collar or headset microphone. The amplifier is usually worn at the front of the waist. Chattervox may be helpful for users with Parkinson's or other conditions that make it difficult to speak loudly.

Candybar style phone with a large screen display above a keypad control panel.

SmartVision2 is an Android Smartphone dedicated to the Visually Impaired. The smartphone is available in three models.

Device with speaker and sliding volume,tone, and ring pattern control buttons.

A loud telephone ringer, the CrystalTone Ringer is for people who have difficulty hearing the phone ring.

An open box displaying with all the components that included in the system.

FM system that operates on 17 selectable channels.