AirCast Professional Auracast transmitter for churches, theaters, stadiums, museums, and other venues—works with mixers, PA systems, microphones, and other audio sources.
Professional venue audio • Built for 300–1,000 seats

AirCast (Rental)

Professional Auracast™ transmitter for churches, theaters, stadiums, museums, and other venues—works with mixers, PA systems, microphones, and other audio sources.

300–1,000 seatsUp to 150m / 492ft line of sightAuracast™ hearing aids, receivers & headphones
$45.00

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  • Long range coverage – Ideal for 300–1000 seat venues Easy to deploy with no specialized Auracast expertise required.
  • Auracast BYOD – Supports hearing aids, receivers & headphones
  • Multiple audio inputs – XLR, 6.35mm, AUX & Bluetooth
  • Supports simultaneous microphone & background audio
  • Independent mic & background volume control
  • Easy QR access with name, password & settings control
  • Scalable system as your needs grow
  • Built-in 3.5mm monitoring port for real-time audio checks
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AirCast (Rental) $45.00

You Don’t Need New Auracast Hearing Aids

VenuCast works with the hearing devices people already use.

  1. Venue Audio
  2. Auracast
  3. Choose how you listen
Modern Auracast hearing aid

Auracast hearing aids

Connect directly to the Auracast broadcast.

Direct Auracast

Traditional hearing aids with an AuraCoil receiver

T-Coil hearing aids

Use AuraCoil to hear through the hearing aid’s T-Coil.

AuraCoil

Traditional Bluetooth hearing aids Aura C receiver connected to a phone

Bluetooth hearing aids

Use Aura C as a bridge for compatible Bluetooth hearing aids.

Aura C

AuraClip Auracast receiver VenuCast wired on-ear headphones

No hearing aids

Use a receiver with headphones or earbuds.

Receiver + Headphones

Bottom line: One Auracast broadcast can serve many different listeners.

See the Hearing Access Guide

01 · Build your system

Complete the system

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02 · How it works

How it works with your devices

Audio sources

  • Mixer / PA
  • Microphone*
  • AUX / media
  • Bluetooth
  • Computer
  • Line output
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AirCast (Rental)
AirCast (Rental)

Listener pathways

  • DirectAuracast hearing aids, earbuds & headphones
  • Via receiverWired headphones with AuraClip / AuraView
  • Via phoneExisting Bluetooth headphones with Aura C
  • Via T-CoilCompatible hearing aids with AuraCoil

Not sure which pathway fits your audience? A microphone normally connects through your mixer or audio system.

03 · Where it fits

Where it fits

Church & Worship

Church & Worship

Use AirCast as an Auracast transmitter for church services, sending speech, music and translation from the sanctuary mixer or PA to compatible hearing aids and venue-provided assistive listening devices for church guests. It creates a flexible congregation listening system that can grow over time.

Theater & Auditorium

Theater & Auditorium

Accessible program audio for performances, talks and events.

Museum & Exhibition

Museum & Exhibition

Gallery media, presentation audio and scheduled programs.

Stadium Zones

Stadium Zones

Suites, concourses and local zones with an available audio feed.

Planning a large or distributed venue? AirCast is ideal for a defined local coverage area. For venue-wide stadium deployments, compare NetCast or ask us to design the system.

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04 · Product details

Product details

Key specifications

Coverage
Up to 150m / 492ft LOS
Suggested venue size
300–1,000 seats
Inputs
XLR / 6.35mm / AUX / Bluetooth
Broadcast
1 Auracast channel
Audio control
Independent mic & background levels
Monitoring
Built-in 3.5mm headphone port
Typical latency
Approx. 50–70ms
Configuration
Broadcast name, encryption, firmware & QR via PC Tool; Grouping not available yet — coming soon
Supported audio format
Auracast LC3 (24 / 48kHz), Stereo (L/R channels)
SKU
VTC-570

Simple setup

  1. 1Connect the audio feedUse the appropriate output from your mixer, PA or source.
  2. 2Set broadcast name & accessConfigure channel name, password and levels.
  3. 3Test listener pathwaysVerify direct devices and any venue-provided receivers.
In the box
  • 1× AirCast Transmitter
  • 1× USB-C Data & Power Cable (1.5 m)
  • 1× 3.5 mm AUX Cable (1.5 m)
  • 2× M3.5 × 30 mm Screws
  • 2× M6 × 30 mm Screws
  • Note: Starting from batch 26H1, 2× 1 m XLR female-to-male cables are included.

05 · Compare

Compare alternatives

FeatureCurrent productAirCast (Rental)Oasis AuraNetCastDG60 Aura
Best forChurches, theaters, museumsSmall rooms / TV audioLarge public venuesComputer audio
CoverageUp to 150m / 492ft LOSUp to 300ft LOSUp to 650ft LOSUp to 160ft LOS
Audio inputsXLR, 6.35mm, AUX, BluetoothBluetooth, AUX, opticalPhoenix, XLR, 6.35mm, AUXUSB-A
Mix / controlYes—Yes—
Broadcast channels1121
Network / PoE——Yes—
SetupOn-device + PC toolPC toolWeb / networkPlug and play

06 · Common questions

Common questions

Will AirCast work with my hearing aids or listening devices?

AirCast connects directly to Auracast-enabled hearing aids, earbuds, headphones and receivers. Other devices may require an accessory. For congregations that provide receivers, these can serve as assistive listening devices for church guests. Check compatibility before ordering.

Which cable do I need for my mixer or soundboard?

Use our Cable Finder. AirCast supports XLR, 6.35 mm and 3.5 mm AUX inputs. The correct cable depends on your equipment’s output. This setup adds hearing assistance with church PA system audio without rewiring the sanctuary.

What can I do with the AirCast PC Tool?

Update AirCast firmware and PC Tool software, rename the broadcast, set a password and generate supported QR codes. Features may vary by version.

Can I group multiple AirCast transmitters and receivers?

NOT AVAILABLE YET — COMING SOON. Grouping will let each AirCast use its own broadcast name and password, then sync that password to supported Venucast receivers. This makes multi-room systems easier to organize and helps prevent receivers from joining the wrong broadcast.

Is AirCast suitable for live music and speech?

Typical latency is approximately 50–70 ms. It is suitable for speech and general venue listening, but not for musicians’ in-ear monitoring. An echo may be noticed when live sound and streamed audio are heard together.

Can guests use ordinary headphones?

Yes, with the right receiver: AuraClip or AuraView for wired headphones, AuraCoil for T-Coil hearing aids, or Aura C with a compatible USB-C phone for Bluetooth headphones. Together, these options can support an assistive listening system for house of worship spaces and expand as congregation needs grow.

Designed for straightforward installation

Venue Audio Made Simple

No rewiring. No complicated setup. Connect Venucast to the audio system you already have.

Mixer / Soundboard / PA System
Auracast Transmitter
Auracast Hearing Aids / T-Coil Hearing Aids