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LES 705iR Infrared Classroom Amplification System

  • 05/01/05

Providing a portable amplification system that delivers clear and precise sound throughout a classroom, Lightspeed’sLES 705iR Infrared Classroom Amplification System(www.lightspeed-tek.com) can greatly save an educator’s voice, while making it easier for students to hear and learn. The 705iR comes with an LT-70 LightMic,which is a pendant-style microphone worn around the neck and used for team-teaching or student pass-around activities; the companyalso offers an optional handheld microphone. In addition, the system includes an 8-band equalizer, four speaker outputs, two auxiliaryinputs (for TV, CD/DVD, PC, etc.), and two auxiliary outputs for sending audio to a personal FM system or recorder.

This article originally appeared in the 05/01/2005 issue of THE Journal.

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