US President
Nobel Prize Winner
CEO
US Supreme Court Justice
Mild to moderate ALDs/head-set, captioning
Moderate to server HAC ALDs/induction loop system, captioning
Profound to deaf HAC ALDs/induction loop system, captioning, qualified interpreters
[Picture of Kennedy Center document titled: assistive listening devices for people with hearing loss, a guide for performing arts settings.]
Induction Loop Systems. The induction loop system broadcasts electromagnetic current within an area encompassed by a big directional cable antenna. To get amplification an individual must be seated within the area that the cable circles.
[Picture of microphone, mixer/amplifier, inductive loop, receiver, and headset.]
[Picture of seat with rear window captioning.]
[Picture of people in art gallery with headsets on and guide with wireless microphone.]
[Picture with sculptures with videos in the background.]
[Picture of women with headset looking at sculpture.]
[Picture of handheld audio guide.]
[Picture of ship at pier.]
[Picture of two phones at exhibit display.]
[Picture of wireless handheld device.]
[Picture with laptop, screen, and dome, with wording saying this dome is our HI-Fidelity Series, with much better separation of sound.]
[Four pictures showing various information and ticketing windows with the symbol indicating an inductive loop assistive listening system is presents.]
[Picture of a man with a sitting dog. The dog is on a leash.]
[Picture of camping vehicle.]
[Picture of portable text telephone.]
[Picture of yellow school bus.]
[Symbol for open captioning.]
[Symbol for closed captioning.]
[Symbol for sign language interpretation.]
[Symbol for Large Print.]
[Picture of National Park Ranger.]
[Picture with sculptures with videos in the background.]
Great discoveries and improvements invariably involve the cooperation of many minds.
Alexander Graham Bell