A personal FM/DM system consists of a transmitter and one or two receivers.
The transmitter is worn by the main speaker, while the receivers are worn by the listener. Depending on individual needs, a personal FM/DM system can be worn with hearing aids or without. These systems are effectively used in difficult listening environments, such as classrooms, churches, lecture halls, and restaurants.
Transmitters
Transmitters
An easy-to-use wireless teacher microphone which improves speech-in-noise performance.
Often recommended for academic settings.
Roger Table Mic II
Roger Table Mic is a microphone dedicated for working adults who participate in various meetings. It selects the person who’s talking and switches automatically between the meeting participants.
Roger Pass-Around Mic
A microphone designed to enhance classroom discussions so that not only teachers, but all students can be heard clearly. Must be used in connection with the Roger Touchscreen Transmitter.
Receivers
Integrated/3-pin Receivers
Part of the FM/DM system required to receive the microphone input and transmit it to the wearer through their hearing device.
Roger MyLink Receiver
A universal neckloop receiver compatible with hearing aids, cochlear implants or bone-anchored devices with a T-coil.
Personal Ear Level Receivers
These receivers are recommended for individuals with normal hearing who have difficulty hearing in noise/auditory processing difficulties. They help to improve focus/attention and the clarity of a speech signal, especially in a noisy environment.
Not sure which personal FM/DM system is right for you?
Our audiologists can provide information about all available personal FM/DM systems based on individual needs.
