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How many talkers are needed for the system?

The 

Companion Mics

system is flexible. It is the only 

technology that connects the listener with more than one

talker. One, two or three talkers can connect with one 

listener, depending on the size of the group. Unlike other

systems,

Companion Mics

includes 

multiple talkers, while other devices 

connect a single talker and listener 

or a single talker with many listeners.

Can I use this product with hearing aids?

Companion Mics

can be used with or without hearing aids.

The noise-isolating earphones that come with the system

are often preferred over hearing aids because they block

outside noise better than hearing aids. A neck loop 

or silhouette can be used in conjunction with t-coils in

hearing aids.

Companion Mics

can also be used with

cochlear implants.

Where do I buy Companion Mics?

Companion Mics 

are available through Etymotic Research

or from an audiologist. This patented system is the first of

its kind on the market.

What does the system include?

• Listener Unit 

• Three Talker Units 

• Noise-Isolating Earphones (for Listener)

• Charging Unit

• AC Adapter

• Carrying Case

• User Guide

Product Specifications

Frequency Bandwidth:

8 kHz 

Volume Control Gain Range:

4 dB to 66 dB

Acoustic Insertion Gain at Startup

:

20 dB gain with the earphones provided

Radio Performance: 

20 meters (66 ft.) minimum 

Charging Time:

Typically 2-3 hours

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Battery Life:

10 hours minimum

Companion Mics

Our quality of 
life depends on 
our ability to 
communicate with
family and friends,
but when it 
becomes difficult
we often withdraw.

Why do I need this product?

It can be fatiguing and frustrating to carry on a 

conversation in the presence of noise. Greater 

concentration and effort are needed, and it is not 

uncommon to withdraw rather than struggle to keep up.

Companion Mics 

make it possible to hear effortlessly in 

difficult listening situations. The system is ideal when 

dining in a lively restaurant, playing in a bridge tournament,

attending a lecture or 

meeting, or riding in a car

with family and friends.

It can make the difference

between participating or 

sitting out.

How do Companion Mics work?

A wireless link between each talker and the single listener

allows each talker to be heard as if the listener’s ear were

a few inches from the talker’s mouth. This system 

dramatically reduces background noise and reverberation;

a noise-canceling microphone in each unit further reduces

noise. The 2.4 GHz wireless technology used in 

Companion

Mics 

is similar to that used by digital cordless phones and

Bluetooth

phones, so that more than one system can

operate in the same room without interference.

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