No more squeal or echo.
A hearing loop sends the sermon as a magnetic signal straight to hearing aids switched to the telecoil (T) setting, so the room's echo never reaches them.
Hearing help · Hearing loops, receivers, Auracast
The sermon, straight to their hearing aids.
No echo, no squeal. Our installation team installs hearing loops that carry the sound from your board straight to hearing aids and cochlear implants, so the members who have been faithful the longest hear every word again.
Problems this ends
- Hearing aids that squeal when the music starts
- A sermon that sounds like a blur of echo
- Members who stopped wearing their hearing aids in church
- Members who stopped coming
What changes for your people
What changes on Sunday
Installed by our team.
We plan the loop around your seating and the building, install it, and test it from the pews.
Help for everyone else too.
Receivers with earbuds at the welcome desk for members whose hearing aids have no telecoil, and Auracast, a newer kind of Bluetooth, as an option we'll help you weigh.
Members who stopped coming, back in the pew.
Helping them hear again is not a technical upgrade. It is honoring the people who built the church.
Your platform
Nothing new to look at
The loop runs out of sight around the seating, and the sanctuary looks exactly as it did. Only the sound reaching the hearing aids changes.
Real churches
Churches that wanted the same thing
From the project record of an experienced church audio, video, and lighting team that has served congregations across Georgia and the Southeast. Each one names where it is.
Sandy Springs, GA
St. Jude the Apostle
A clear livestream from an echoey room: steady sound from the clip-on and lectern microphones, with background noise gently reduced.
- Clip-on microphones paired and set to the right levels
- Background noise kept down
- Tuning that puts the spoken word first
Thomaston, GA
Mountain View Baptist
Main sanctuary update with two new LED walls, stage lights upgraded to LED, and sound panels so it is clearer and the microphones can get louder before they squeal.
- Two new LED walls in the main sanctuary
- Stage lights upgraded to LED with refreshed looks
- Sound panels so speech and music are clear
Albuquerque, NM
Legacy Church
The church’s main audio, video, and lighting provider since 2007, through growth from 3 campuses to 9 campuses and 2 schools, including sound panels and system design for a 2,200-seat concrete dome.
- Relationship since 2007
- Scaled from 3 to 9 campuses plus 2 schools
- Sound panels and a sound system for a 2,200-seat dome
- Central campus livestream and big-screen video on LED walls
- The same stage and room lighting at every campus
- Sound and screens carried across the campus
- School gyms, including a four-court gym with a powerful sound system
“I didn’t even know what to ask at first, but [the team] was so patient and walked me step by step through the process of installing a complete AVL system in our building after it was rebuilt from tornado damage. They were understanding, trustworthy, and respectful the whole way through. Today, we have an amazing AVL system that goes far beyond my expectations.”
How the installation team works
Dream, Design, Deliver, Dedication
Dream
Uncover or refine the vision for your room, so everything after it has a foundation.
- Talk through what you want the room to do
- 3D pictures of the design choices
- First budgets
- A plain-language report that explains the system
Design
A solution built for your room and your needs, not a catalog package.
- Detailed equipment drawings
- Heat figures for your air conditioning contractor
- Drawings of what hangs from the ceiling and the power it needs
- Complete equipment lists
- Working alongside your architect and builder
- A full set of plans
Deliver
The system is installed with care, in phases, around your services.
- One project manager as your contact
- A checklist that tests every system
- Equipment built and set up ahead of time, so less time in your building
- Sunday is always coming: work is scheduled around your services
- Done in stages: wiring, equipment, testing, final check
Dedication
Support that continues after the install.
- Training once everything is tested
- On-site help the first Sunday
- 1-year parts and labor warranty
- Longer service plans are available
Every installation comes with a 1-year parts and labor warranty, training once everything is tested, and on-site help the first Sunday.
Bringing this to a committee?
The Church Room Planner asks a few short questions about your room and your people and gives you a one-page summary to print: what to do first, how it serves the mission, and how the process works.
Questions churches ask
- Will it work with our members' hearing aids?
- Many hearing aids and cochlear implants have a telecoil (T setting); some need an audiologist to turn it on. For members without one, receivers with earbuds work the same way.
- Do you install hearing loops?
- Yes. Our installation team plans, installs, and tests the loop in your sanctuary.
- Are churches required to provide hearing help?
- Religious organizations are generally exempt from the ADA's rules on hearing help. Churches add it because they love their members and want every one of them hearing the word.
- What happens after the installation?
- Every installation includes training once everything is tested, on-site help the first Sunday, and a 1-year parts and labor warranty. Longer service plans are available.
- Is there a price on this page?
- No. Nothing here is a price or a quote. The Dream phase includes initial budgets once the room and the goals are clear, and the work can be phased so it fits how your church gives.
Tell us about your church.
A few lines is enough. We will call you back to talk through what you are hearing, what you would like to change, and what a sensible next step looks like. Nothing here is a price or a quote.
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