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Bringing Auracast™ to your community starts with helping venue decision makers see its value. Use the talking points below to build a case for installation, tailoring your conversation to the venue's priorities, audience, and existing listening challenges.
Benefits for Your Venue
You put considerable effort into what people come to hear. Help more of them hear it. Auracast extends the value of your sound system, supports different hearing needs, and turns your commitment to accessibility into something visitors can experience at an affordable price.
Maximizing the Patron Listening Experience
A sermon, performance, or presentation delivers its full value when people can follow it. Auracast helps address barriers that can leave visitors disconnected from the experience your venue works hard to create.
Deliver Access Without a Sound-System Overhaul
A transmitter connects to compatible output from your existing system, adding direct audio access while retaining your microphones and speakers. Installation can often be completed without extensive changes to the space.
One Transmitter Serves a Crowd
Within the designed coverage area, one transmitter serves any number of compatible listening devices simultaneously.
One Transmitter can transmit two different broadcasts simultaneously
They can carry completely different audio content; they are not limited to two languages of the same program. For example, one could carry a presentation and the other music, provided each audio source is connected and configured. Listeners select which broadcast to hear.
Gives Guests a Choice—and Staff More Flexibility
Guests can listen through their own compatible devices or use venue-provided receivers with headphones or neck loops. Personal-device use can reduce equipment checkout, cleaning, and charging for those guests, while loaner receivers keep another option available.
Make Hearing Access Part of Your Reputation
Advertise your listening options alongside your other amenities. Clear information on your website, at entrances, and during ticket purchases tells visitors that your venue has considered their hearing needs before they arrive.
Support the Next Generation of Listening
Auracast supports compatible hearing aids, earbuds, and headphones across participating brands. Installing it creates a practical path to serve today’s listeners while accommodating growing use of compatible personal devices.
Benefits for Your Patrons
Come for the experience. Hear more of what makes it memorable. Auracast brings a venue’s audio directly to compatible listening devices, helping patrons follow the words, enjoy the sound, and feel more connected to what is happening.
Follow the Words More Clearly
Catch more of the sermon, dialogue, presentation, or announcement. Direct audio helps overcome the effects of distance, room echoes, and competing noise that can make speech difficult to follow.
Enjoy More of the Performance
The experience includes more than words. Clear access to music, vocal expression, and other broadcast sounds can help patrons appreciate more of what a performance offers.
Spend Less Effort Trying to Hear
Following unclear sound can be demanding. A clearer audio signal can make listening feel less taxing, leaving more attention for the event itself.
Listen Your Way
Use Auracast-enabled hearing aids, earbuds, or headphones and adjust your listening volume to suit your comfort. Where loan equipment is available, patrons can also use a receiver with headphones or a compatible neck loop for telecoil-equipped hearing aids.
Stay Connected Where You Choose to Sit
Within the system’s coverage area, receive the broadcast without needing to sit close to a loudspeaker. Choose a seat with family or friends while maintaining direct access to the audio.
Rediscover Experiences Worth Attending
Difficulty hearing can take the enjoyment out of going somewhere. Better access to sound can help patrons feel more confident about attending—and reconnect with activities they may have been missing.