F. Our major configurations.

Reference the next figure - -

1. This figure depicts the most common setup, where the furnished 100 ft of loop wire is ran around the perimeter of the room containing the TV set. Of the three listening personnel shown, the gentleman on the left is using the "loop receiver w/headphones" with or without hearing aids (the receiver replaces the "t-Coil"). An advantage to this configuration is that one can place himself any place within the room, even walking around, and still receive excellent audio from the surrounding "loop".

2. The "LINE INPUTS" are connected to the "Audio Output" jacks of your TV set or other entertainment device.

3. "Mic 1" and "Mic 2" inputs may be used for devices as indicated in the figure.

4. Not shown is a much easier setup where the loop wire is not installed, but in its place the "Induction Loop Pad" is connected to the "LOOP CONNECTIONS" of the Microloop Box. The two wire cable of the Loop Pad is approximately 25 ft long so it will reach most practical locations in the room. The Pad is placed under a cushion of your couch or easy chair, or even on the floor beneath them. Again, the HoH person can use hearing aids with a T-Coil, or just the Induction Receiver w/headphones with or without hearing aids. The downside of this setup though is that the HoH listener can hear the TV audio only from his position over the Loop Pad. Movement just several feet to one side will cause the sound to fade out. Also, it's practical for only one listener to use this setup.

G. How do you get this equipment ??