Bellman & Symfon Mino Personal Sound Amplifier with Headphones USER GUIDE
- June 3, 2024
- Bellman & Symfon
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Bellman & Symfon Mino Personal Sound Amplifier with Headphones
Specifications
- PACKAGE DIMENSIONS : 7.8 x 7.17 x 4.21 inches; 1.05 Pounds
- SENSITIVITY : 113 ± 3dB/mW @1kHz
- FREQUENCY RESPONSE : 50 Hz – 20 kHz Maximum power: 10 mW
- IMPEDANCE : 32 Ohm
- SENSITIVITY : 113 ± 3dB/mW @1kHz
- MAXIMUM POWER : 10 mW
- IMPEDANCE : 32 Ohm
- DIRECTIVITY : Omnidirectional
- S/N RATIO : >58 dB
- BRAND: Bellman & Symfon
Introduction
Personal sound amplification items, often known as hearing amplifiers, are wearable gadgets that use a microphone to pick up ambient noise. They then process this sound and transmit it louder to the listener’s ear. A prescription is not required to purchase a hearing amplifier. Personal sound amplification products, or PSAPs, are electronic devices that provide many of the advantages of hearing aids at a fraction of the price. PSAPs, as their name implies, amplify sounds but do not address other aspects of hearing loss, like distortion. They are much less expensive than hearing aids, though.
REMAIN LINKED to SMALL & LIGHT MINO
Asking people to repeat themselves gets tiresome; resist the urge to become silent; With the Mino, people with any level of hearing loss can participate in conversations, watch TV without disturbing others, speak in noisy restaurants, at family gatherings, in the vehicle, and easily hear in churches, theatres, and at doctor’s appointments; Communication misconceptions are decreased because to the Mino sound amplifier.
SIMPLY CLICK & LISTEN, EASY TO USE
The directional microphone on our sound amplifiers for hearing loss allows you to simply set the device in front of the person you are speaking to, adjust the volume, and clearly hear their voice; there is no convoluted menu to master; each button has a single purpose; Reduce background noise to separate speech To rejoin the group discussion, click the microphone. For further information, view the video attachment.
LONG-TERM POWER
Mino has a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, just like a modern cellphone; it can run for up to 18 hours on a single charge and only takes 2.5 hours to fully recharge. It also has a handy low battery indicator.
Headphone
The Mino Personal Sound Amplifier can be paired with any of our audio accessories for the greatest fit in terms of comfort and usage.
Semi-closed drivers are extremely reliable and user-friendly, and they come with a single chord. The range of frequencies is 20 Hz to 20 kHz. 3.9-foot wire with a 3.5 mm stereo jack plug. Seniors would benefit greatly from these because they are sturdy, simple to put on, and adjustable in size.
Earphone
The Mino Personal Sound Amplifier can be paired with any of our audio accessories for the greatest fit in terms of comfort and usage.
Close drivers are used, which minimize sound leakage and provide excellent noise isolation. The chord is 3.9 feet long, has a 3.5mm stereo jack connection, and has a frequency range of 20 Hz to 20 kHz. This choice is excellent for someone who wants to use a listening device more covertly. The little ear pieces are not appropriate for people with low dexterity, but they do fit comfortably in the outside part of the ear.
Stetoclips
The Mino Personal Sound Amplifier can be paired with any of our audio accessories for the greatest fit in terms of comfort and usage.
Able to generate sound at a mono volume of roughly 140 dB. They are lightweight, cosy, and incredibly simple to put on and take off. They have a 4.9-foot-long chord with a 3.5 mm audio connection. For seniors with poor dexterity, this choice is most advised. The stetoclips are simple to open and position. As they sit below the chin and are out of the way, there is no need to be concerned about them messing up hair.
The Mino Personal Sound Amplifier can be paired with any of our audio accessories for the greatest fit in terms of comfort and usage.
comfortable, light, and produces great output power on both channels. Connect it to your speech processor, then turn your hearing aids to the “T” position. Cable that is tangle-free for convenient handling. This alternative, which is inconspicuous and lightweight, ideal for persons who wear hearing aids. The neckloop features a comfy cloth strap and a safety breakaway connection.
To utilize this attachment, your hearing aids must support T-Coils.
LONG-TERM POWER
Mino has a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, just like a modern cellphone; it can run for up to 18 hours on a single charge and only takes 2.5 hours to fully recharge. It also has a handy low battery indicator.
MINIMAL FEEDBACK & NATURAL SOUND
This entirely digital device has audio that is comparable to that of a contemporary CD or DVD, with stunning detail and high definition; the distinctive design of the device’s built-in microphone is engineered to let you listen with confidence that the Mino portable headphone amplifier won’t pick up the usual problem of static feedback as objects would rub against an external microphone or the device is moved.
Personal sound amplifier, Mino
A compact and functional personal amplifier is called Mino. It is made to be carried around in a person’s pocket and is lightweight. Mino works with standard headphones or earbuds, hearing aids, and cochlear implants with t-coil connections.
Frequently Asked Questions
I still don’t know what kind of rechargeable batteries to get for this hearing device: aa, aaa or something else?
It is a rechargeable 3.7V lithium battery. It is a replaceable battery.
How use with a telephone? Do you need to hold the receiver/amp up to phone?
To use Mino to listen to landline phone, you can put the landline phone on speaker mode, then place the amplifier next to the phone’s speaker. Then you can hear the phone through Mino amplifier. Some landline phone may have headphone output, the cable kit to connect the landline and Mino, and you will hear phone through the amplifier.
What does the microset do?
This Microset is specially designed for the Mino personal amplifier. It includes an omnidirectional lapel microphone and a single earbud. With the microset, you can put the Mino in your inner pocket and use the lapel microphone to pick up the sound.
What is the rated decibel amplification?
The gain of Mino amplifier at full volume using BE9124 earphones is 57,5dB@1kHz based on 60dB SPL input signal. To learn more about the technical spec of Mino amplifier, you can also view our datasheet.
Is this mono or stereo?
The default setting of the device is stereo. However, if you prefer mono, you can go to the advance setting to change the output to mono.
Can you listen to an external source (CD, phone) while simultaneously hearing background sounds (airport calls, dinner bells)?
You can use Mino’s directional microphone to listen to an external source while there is background sounds. Select the directional microphone (press the MIC button, Red LED) and point Mino to the external source, then you will hear the amplified sounds from the external source with reduced background noise. Please note, the background sounds cannot be completely eliminated, but it will be reduced. If you want to hear both sound source but also the background sounds, you can use the omni-direction microphone function (Press the MIC button, Green LED) and then you will hear both the sound from external source as well background sounds. This is might not given the best listening experience for listening to external source since you will hear the background sounds simultaneously, if that’s what you want.
Is there a clip or neck-loop so this does not have to carried or put inside a shirt pocket?
The Mino Amplifier has a belt clip attached, and a lanyard included in the package.
Is it rechargeable in the United States?
Mino is rechargeable. The package includes a power supply with US plug for United States.
Can I purchase headphones separately?
Yes, you can purchase the headphones separately.
Do hearing aids work well?
Sounds are loudened using hearing amplifiers, commonly referred to as personal sound amplification products. However, the FDA does not consider them as medical devices due to a variety of restrictions. Hearing amplifiers and other products that are not FDA-regulated are not advised by audiologists for the treatment of hearing loss.