Bring the audience into the performance
Make headphones part of the show with Quartet 2, delivering the performance audio directly to each listener.
THEATER & AUDITORIUM ACCESSIBLE AUDIO
Help guests hear dialogue through compatible personal devices or venue loan equipment. Compare theater hearing devices, silent cinema headphones and immersive performance systems.
THREE WAYS TO LISTEN
From an immersive performance to a silent screening or a more accessible auditorium.
Make headphones part of the show with Quartet 2, delivering the performance audio directly to each listener.
Give every guest a Lite Aura headphone and broadcast the film audio from AirCast for a silent cinema experience.

Offer venue headphones or AuraCoil neckloops for guests with compatible T-coil hearing aids, alongside your house sound.
FIND YOUR SETUP
Choose how your audience will listen, then scale the equipment to your venue.
When headphones are part of the show
Bring live dialogue, music and sound design directly to your audience with dedicated 2.4 GHz wireless technology.
Quartet 2
1 transmitter + 4 headphones
When everyone wears headphones
Broadcast the movie soundtrack to every guest’s headphones using Auracast technology, with independent volume control for each listener.
AuraPlex Pro-Lite 4
AirCast + 4 Lite Aura headphones
When some guests need extra support
Keep your house sound and offer a choice of venue headphones or neckloops for compatible T-coil hearing aids.
AuraPlex H4 Pro + AuraCoil 2-Pack
AirCast + 4 Aria Aura headphones + charging stand; add 2 AuraCoil neckloops + dock
REAL-WORLD DEPLOYMENTS
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VOICE OF VENUES
Explore listening experiences from an auditorium, a church, a conference venue and a museum.

Theater & Auditorium
Big Rapids, Michigan, United States
Encouraging early Auracast experiences in a 1,644-seat university auditorium.
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Church
Menlo Park, California, United States
“The member using new hearing aids was ‘extremely happy.’”Read the venue story →

Conference
Amberg, Bavaria, Germany
“The low latency is especially important for people with hearing loss and makes the system ideal for live broadcasts.”Read the venue story →

Museum
Bad Homburg, Germany
Successfully configured headphone groups for exhibition audio.
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A few practical details to help you plan.
Choose Quartet 2 when dedicated wireless headphones form part of an immersive performance. Choose AuraPlex Pro-Lite 4, which combines AirCast with Lite Aura headphones, for a silent cinema screening. Choose AuraPlex H4 Pro with optional AuraCoil neckloops when selected audience members need assistive listening alongside your existing house sound.
Assistive listening supports guests who need help hearing dialogue while the house sound remains in use. Silent cinema sends the soundtrack to headphones for every participating guest. Choose the listening scenario first, then check the audio output, compatible devices, listener quantities and charging plan before ordering.
Check the complete audio path before your first event. The source, cinema processor, display and wireless devices all contribute to total delay. Test dialogue against the picture or live performers using the exact devices and connections you will use at the venue.
Usually, you can take a suitable audio output from your existing system and feed the transmitter. AirCast supports XLR, 6.35 mm and AUX inputs. Check the available output and signal level on your mixer or cinema processor before choosing cables. Send us the model and connection details if you need help.
With the AirCast-based systems, compatible Auracast hearing aids, earbuds and headphones can receive the broadcast. Ordinary Bluetooth support alone does not guarantee Auracast reception. AuraCoil provides an alternative for compatible hearing aids with an enabled T-coil program. Quartet 2 uses a separate 2.4 GHz system and requires its compatible receivers or headphones.
For silent cinema, plan one venue headphone per guest plus the spare devices you need. For assistive listening, size the loan pool around expected demand. AirCast is a one-to-many broadcast with up to 150 m / 492 ft line-of-sight coverage; walls, layout and RF conditions affect usable range. Plan each auditorium separately and test coverage and channel selection before an event.
Include charging, cleaning, storage and check-in in your daily routine. Lite Aura uses individual USB-C charging; the AuraPlex H4 Pro includes a headphone charging stand, and AuraCoil 2-Pack includes a neckloop charging dock. Label devices and check their charge before handing them out.
Do not assume every headphone offers active noise cancellation or an ambient mode. If either is essential to your performance or screening, tell us before ordering so we can check the exact device and its behavior while receiving the intended audio.
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