Hugh Hetherington Hearing Aid Museum
Hugh Hetherington Hearing Aid Museum

The Hearing Aid Museum

Hearing Aids of all types—Ear Trumpets, Carbon Hearing Aids, Vacuum Tube Hearing Aids, Transistor Hearing Aids, Body Hearing Aids, Eyeglass Hearing Aids and much more!

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Assistive Listening Devices

Miscellaneous Assistive Devices

Aid-A-Phone Strap-on Telephone Amplifier (~1965)

(B948)

American Overseas Trading Corp. Radio/TV Earphone Hookup (1974)

(B738)

Ameriphone HA-25 In-line Telephone Amplifier (1992)

(B752)

Ameriphone HA-40 In-line Telephone Amplifier (1997)

(B1406

Amplivox Transistorized Auditory Training Amplifier

(H750)

Archer Model 12A6 Mini Amplifier/Speaker (1980)

(H796)

Archer Strap-on Telephone Amplifier

(B753)

Ardente Hand-Held Church Hearing Aid Receiver (~1935)

(B189)

AT&T Strap-on Telephone Amplifier (~1990)


(B716)

Audex CHAAMP CHP-2000 Cell Phone Amplifier (2002)


(B820)

Audio Equipment Co. "The Confessionaire" (vacuum tube)  (~1945)


(B253)

Audio Equipment Co. "The Confessionaire" (transistor) (~1955)


(B1024-450)

Aurex P-A Personal Amplifier


(H180)

Bandwagon, Inc. Strap-on Telephone Amplifier (~1965)


(B514)

Bell & Howell Sonic Earz Personal Sound Amplifier (2012)


(B770)

Brush Church Earphones (~1940s)


(H)

Calitone TV Attachment (1964)

(B868)

Cannon-Ball Hearing-Aid for Television (1955)


(B618)

Comfort Audio Model 900 "Contego" FM System (2010)


(B830)

Confessionaire Model 1 (~1960)


(H450)

Cyber Ear Model HAP-40 Personal Amplifier (~2000)


(B228)

EB  Master Auditory Trainer Model 33 (~1970)


(B564)

Foot’s Induction Earphones (1955)


(H451)

HITEC Sound Wizard Universal Listening System (~1996)


(H789)

Krown Porta Printer Plus TTY (1985)

(B1471)

Krown Porta Printer Plus MP 20 TTY (1994)

(B1472)

Lafayette Strap-on Telephone Amplifier

(H439)

Lorgnette-style British-made Personal Amplifier

(B219)

Microtone Communication Device (1955)

(H464)

Nuvox Confidente


(H328)

RCA-Sonotone Theatre Aid "Bone-Conduction" Model (1935)

(B782)

Realistic Stereo Amplified Listeners


(H475, H476, H477)

Schulmetronic Model 50-45 "Confess-A-Phone" (~1955)

(B72)

Sears Telecaption II Adapter(1988)


(B621)

Serene Innovations Central Alert 360 (2011)


(B1405)

Siemens Phonodukt Miniature Loop Pad (~1972)


(B1175)

Silent Call Awake Master Vibrating Alarm Clock (~1988)


(B1330)

Sonotone Miniature Loop Pad (~1956)

(B231)

Telex LCP-90 TV Listener (~1962)


(B1146)

Telex TW-4AA/TDR-7AA Wireless FM System (1999)


(H787)

Tempest "Whisper 2000" Sound Modulator (?1989)


(B740)

Trimm Featherweight Church Receiver & Pew Socket (~1930 - 1960)

(B416)

Twinfone Device (~1940)


(H484, B185)

Ultra-Tec Watchman Signaling System (1983)


(B362)

UltraTec Minicom III TTY (1986)


(B955)

Ultratec Superprint 200 TTY (1990)


(B843)

VuPhone TDD (~1980)


(H486)

Weilaphone Telephone Device


(H488)


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