Voice Selector Converse

Voice Selector Converse is an Assistive Listening Device for anyone who is challenged by understanding speech in noisy situations.

Voice Selector Converse can be used in any crowded or noisy location where it’s difficult to understand conversation. For example:

• A busy café or open plan office space
• Multiple speaker settings, such as family gatherings or business meetings
• While listening to the TV
• To clearly hear a single speaker, such as in the car, a restaurant, or on a walk
• During lectures

Though both devices look similar, each is optimized for different situations.

• Voice Selector Converse improves speech understanding in noisy environments, such as restaurants, meeting rooms, and around the house. It can also operate as a TV streamer and as a remote microphone for one-on-one conversations. Voice Selector Converse comes with a companion app that creates a personal listening profile, as well as wireless earphones. It can also be used with wired headphones if desired.
• Voice Selector Study is specialized for classroom situations, to enhance focus and improve learning. It can only be used with wired headphones.

Not directly at the moment. If a hearing aid user would like to use the Voice Selector Converse, they can either use the hearing aid streaming accessory, or use the Voice Selector Converse without the hearing aids.

• Voice Selector Converse – up to 10 hours of continuous use
• Wireless Earphones – up to 8 hours of continuous use

• Voice Selector Converse – about 1 hour
• Wireless Earphones – about 2 hours

Voice Selector Converse is most effective at picking up voices that are up to 6m (20ft) away.

The wireless communication range between Voice Selector Converse and Wireless Earphones is 10m (30ft).

Voice Selector Converse is a directional microphone. It uses beamforming technology to tune in to one direction while reducing the volume of the rest. Voice Selector Converse can either automatically follow the main speaker, or you can select who you want to listen to manually.

Of course. Voice Selector Converse has a 3.5mm audio port, and you can use it with your preferred headphones.

No. Voice Selector Converse must be used with headphones. It comes with wireless earphones, and you can also connect wired headphones if you prefer.

Voice Selector Converse can be used with any wireless earphones, but we highly recommend using aptX-LL (low latency) wireless earphones. If your model does not comply with this specification, you may experience a significant reduction in sound quality.

Yes. Preferably, they should comply with the aptX-LL specification (see above) or use a wired connection.

Voice Selector Converse can be used in one of three ways:

1. Group Conversation – Use Voice Selector Converse to listen to a group of people.
   Place your device in the middle of the table. Using either the interface or companion app, orient the open (dim) segments towards your conversation partner(s) and the blocked (dark) segments towards you.
   The dominant speaker is automatically selected (the bright segment), and you can tap segments to open or block directions.
   For more information, see the guide or video tutorial.
2. One-on-One Conversation – Let your conversation partner wear Voice Selector Converse on the magnetic lanyard while you use the wireless earphones.
3. TV Streaming – Connect Voice Selector Converse to the TV using the Streaming cable and wear the wireless headphones.

The volume can be controlled in three ways:

• Volume controls on Voice Selector Converse
• Volume controls on the wireless earphones
• Via the mobile app

Yes. Voice Selector Converse can be used as an external microphone for your PC by connecting with the USB charging cable. When used as a microphone, it can capture just your voice and ignore background noise.

The mobile app has several features:

• An at-home hearing test to personalize your amplification
• Volume control
• Directional control, opening and blocking segments — even when the directional microphone is not in proximity to the user

For best results and a personal sound profile, take the two-minute hearing test in a quiet room, using the mobile app.
You can take a new hearing test and update your profile as often as you’d like.

Yes. Voice Selector Converse can work independently without the mobile app.