ASSISTIVE LISTENING FOR EVENTS
One Open System.
Works for Everyone.
Broadcast audio once and let every guest listen in their own way.
Supports Auracast™ Hearing Aids and Legacy Hearing Aids — via Auracast enabler or loop receiver.
Transmitter
Venue Receivers
Auracast HA
Legacy HA
Headphones
AirPods
COVERAGE & RANGE
Coverage That Fits Your Event
From small rooms to large venues, coverage scales with your setup.
Community & Small Events
Great for community spaces, small events, and TV-based setups.
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Events & Medium Venues
Ideal for events, churches, and venues needing stronger coverage.
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Large Venues & Installations
Use network deployment to extend coverage across large or multi-zone spaces.
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Start small. Scale anytime.
Universal Auracast Receivers
Compatible with Auri, Bettear, Opus — and any Open Auracast transmitter worldwide.
Already have an Auracast transmitter? Add flexible receivers in any quantity — clip-on, handheld, or headphones, as you wish.
AuraClip
Clip-on Auracast receiver for wired headphones, earbuds, or neckloops. A flexible choice for assistive listening.
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AuraView
Handheld receiver with screen and controls. Great for venues, events, and shared-use environments.
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Aria Aura
Auracast headphones with built-in receiver. No extra device needed — just turn on and listen.
View Product →Works with Leading Open Auracast Transmitters
Open standard. No lock-in. Add receivers without replacing your existing system.
Aura by Opus
Auri
Listen
Bettear
BYOD LISTENERS
Use Your Own Devices? Not a Problem.
Some guests can connect directly with Auracast-enabled hearing aids or earbuds. Others can join with simple Avantree receivers — no need to replace the whole system.
Auracast-Compatible Hearing Aids
Newer Auracast-ready hearing aids may connect directly to the venue broadcast.
Direct Connection
Legacy Hearing Aids
For non-Auracast hearing aids, guests can use a receiver to bridge the connection.
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Auracast Earbuds
Auracast-enabled earbuds can join compatible public broadcasts directly.
Direct Connection
Classic Bluetooth Earbuds
For regular Bluetooth earbuds, use an Auracast phone receiver to join the broadcast.
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RECEIVER PLANNING
How Many Receivers Do You Need?
It depends on your audience — not just your venue size. Many guests may bring their own Auracast hearing aids or earbuds, so you only need receivers for the rest.
Simple Rule
Expected listeners − BYOD users = Receivers needed
For most events, we recommend preparing a small buffer so no guest is left out.
Small Event
50–100 People
5–15
typical assisted listeners
- Good for small meetings, chapels, classrooms
- Start with clip-on receivers or headphones
- Easy to expand later
Most Common
Medium Venue
100–300 People
15–40
typical assisted listeners
- Ideal for events, worship rooms, theaters
- Mix AuraClip, AuraView, and Aria Aura
- Works well with BYOD listeners
Large Event
300–1000+ People
40–100+
typical assisted listeners
- For conferences, arenas, large venues
- Plan receiver mix by audience type
- Custom support available
Not sure what to prepare?
Answer a few quick questions and get a practical recommendation in under 2 minutes.
READY TO PLAN?
Make Your Event Audio Accessible for Everyone
Tell us your venue size, audio source, and expected audience. We’ll help you choose the right Auracast transmitter, receivers, and setup.
We can help with:
- Receiver quantity planning
- Large venue coverage
- BYOD hearing aid support
- Open Auracast compatibility
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