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Your cart is empty.Peavey Assisted Listening system includes transmitter, four receivers and four standard ear buds. Additional receivers available. Single or dual transmitter rack mount kits are available. Three frequency options. Weight Unpacked: 3.75 lb.(1.7 kg). Weight Packed: 3.75 lb.(1.7 kg). Width Packed: 11"(27.94 cm). Height Packed: 16"(40.64 cm). Depth Packed: 3.5"(8.89 cm)
Robert A. Glazner
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2023
Our first unit lasted around nine years and worked well for all the elderly in our church. We read purchase this again and I still love it.
Stan C. Kirby
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2021
Have only used twice. Seems to work well in the area.Don't like the telescoping antenna. Would prefer a co-ax connector to remotely place the antenna.A nice feature is you can plug a stereo head set in the receiver and it will drive both ear pieces without using a mono-to-stereo adaptor.
Adam
Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2021
Headphone jacks on beltpacks are out of spec. Headphones that comes with the kit are actually mono headphones and have a lot more surface area to make contact inside the jack since they are missing the 3rd pole for stereo. I suspect the jack in the belt pack is supposed to make contact with both poles on a standard stereo headset, but it does not, at least for the Panasonic headphones I bought to use with this kit. When the plug on the headphones is fully inserted, you only get the left headphone. If you pull plug out about half a millimeter all of a sudden you get both ears.I'm ordering some separate mono to stereo adapters to see if they are more in spec and will drive both sides of the headphones.
Peter A Dearing
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2021
Perfect for the church.
Downtown C.
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2015
I have used other Peavey audio equipment and found it to be a good value. This was a disappointment. The hook up was straight forward. A line-level output from our sanctuary's mixer board to the line level input of the transmitter. Turned the input level to the mid position as a starting place. Next I put AA batteries in a receiver, plugged in the ear buds and turned the receiver on setting the volume to the mid position.The receiver was in the same room just 3 feet from the transmitter and the sound was anything but good. There was both static and hum. I tried flipping the transformer in the outlet. I tried using an isolation transformer in the audio line. The hum persisted and the noise continued to crackle. I thought, perhaps this was a bad receiver so I put batteries in a second receiver and tried it. It was the same as the first. So, I focused on the transmitter. I tried an attenuator to feed the signal to the microphone input. That didn't help. In frustration, I switched the power on the transmitter off. Ouch! The receivers have no squelch so my ears were blasted with a burst of noise. A hearing assistance device should never do that since the volume is likely to be set high to overcome a hearing loss and the burst of noise can further damage hearing. I yanked the ear buds out and began repacking the receiver and transmitter.With respect the the static and hum I don't know if this is a bad sample or not. But as someone who has spent 6 years working for a Speech and Hearing research lab I have to reject this product do to the possibility of it causing hearing damage due to an unacceptable design for use in assisting listening.
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