voice amplifers Costello, John (Otolaryngology) (01 Sep 2015 17:00 EDT)
Re: voice amplifers Rachell Westby (01 Sep 2015 17:19 EDT)
Re[2]: voice amplifers Helen Paterson (02 Sep 2015 02:45 EDT)
RE: Re[2]: voice amplifers Deborah Bell (22 Sep 2015 20:26 EDT)
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RE: Re[2]: voice amplifers Gizzi, Nancy (23 Sep 2015 08:41 EDT)
Re: Re[2]: voice amplifers Amy Roman (23 Sep 2015 14:43 EDT)
Re: Re[2]: voice amplifers Deborah Bell (23 Sep 2015 17:00 EDT)
Re: voice amplifers Lisa Bardach (02 Sep 2015 08:24 EDT)
Re: voice amplifers Kendra McInturf (02 Sep 2015 12:41 EDT)

Re: voice amplifers Rachell Westby 01 Sep 2015 21:19 UTC

I have never had any of my clients personally buy this one from Toby Churchill,  but I did see it demonstrated and thought it was sleek and portable:
http://www.toby-churchill.com/products/micro-voice-amp/
I think all amplifier companies boast reduced feedback or distortion, but you really don't know until you try it out.
Rachell
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> On Sep 1, 2015, at 5:00 PM, Costello, John (Otolaryngology) <xxxxxx@childrens.harvard.edu> wrote:
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> In clinic today, after trying several voice amplifiers across the price spectrum and both wired and wireless, a patient identified the Luminaud Spokeman as the  one he found clearest with the least feedback or cutout (Bulbar onset so small and portable is a priority for him).  He then asked me "If money was of no object, what is the best, small, high quality, no feedback and no cut-out amplifier there is?".    Knowing I have a limited arsenal, I thought I would put the question out there.
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> What have others found?
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> Thank you!
> John
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