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The world of Hearing Augmentation in public spaces can be difficult to navigate. We know, because we do it every day!
Every installation holds unique challenges and considerations. So while we can give you generalised advice on this page, please contact us if you’re serious about finding out what the best solutions are for your specific circumstances. We’d love to help you get your Hearing Augmentation right the first time!
In the meantime, here are some great articles prepared by some of our resident experts.
General Hearing Augmentation Articles
Hearing Augmentation Systems Comparison
A Basic Hearing Loop Checklist
Which Hearing Augmentation Standards Do I Need to Comply With?
What Constitutes An "Inbuilt Amplification" System?
Hearing Loop Brochure
Is Hearing Augmentation Old Technology?
What Microphones Should I Use for Hearing Augmentation?
Articles for Performance Venues
Is Captioning a Performance Solution?
Hearing Augmentation for Live Spaces
Articles for Schools
Is Soundfield a Hearing Augmentation Alternative?
Hearing Augmentation in Schools
Other Useful Resources
Australian Standard AS 1428.5 – 2010
Design for access and mobility- Communication for people who are deaf or hearing impaired
The definitive standard for Hearing Access.
Australian Standard AS 60118.4-2007
Hearing aids – Magnetic field strength in audio-frequency induction loops for hearing aid purposes
Building Codes of Australia
Sections D3.6 and D3.7 specifically refer to Hearing Augmentation
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