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Auracast

Auracast™ is available in all our venues.

Auracast™ is new assistive listening technology offering full auditorium coverage. Auracast™ receivers can be collected from the cloakroom prior to the performance. These are provided with headphones or a personal induction loop, although patrons can also use their own headphones with a 3.5mm jack.

Auracast

Arriving at the theatre

Make yourself known to the Access Host. They will direct you to the cloakroom where you can collect an Auracast™ receiver along with over-the-ear headphones (if required). The system is also compatible with the T-loop system used by some hearing aids.

Watch our video below on how to find out more about Auracast™ at Delfont Mackintosh Theatres.

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Delfont Mackintosh Theatres now offers Auracast in all our venues. Auracast is new assistive listening technology offering full auditorium coverage. Auracast receivers can be collected from the cloakroom prior to the performance. These are provided with headphones or a personal induction loop.

Auracast-enabled hearing devices and earbuds

As Auracast™ technology becomes standard in new hearing aids (as it is in latest models from GN ReSound, Beltone, Oticon, Philips Hearing Solutions, Signia, Starkey, Widex, and Bernafon), patrons will be able to simply connect and listen via the Bluetooth settings menu on your smartphone. Please refer to your Audiologist for advice and instructions on your particular device.

Likewise, earbuds that are Auracast-enabled (including some models from Sony, Samsung, Sennheiser, Xiaomi, Audeara, Create and JBL's true wireless earbuds) can tune in without any additional equipment.

When you arrive at the theatre make yourself known to the Access Host. They will direct you to the cloakroom where you can collect an Auracast™ receiver along with over-the-ear headphones (if required). The system is also compatible with the T-loop system used by some hearing aids or you can use your own headphones with a 3.5mm jack.

As Auracast™ technology becomes standard in new hearing aids (as it is in latest models from GN ReSound, Beltone, Oticon, Philips Hearing Solutions, Signia, Starkey, Widex, and Bernafon), you will be able to simply connect and listen via the Bluetooth settings menu on your smartphone. To check if your device is Auracast™ enabled, please refer to your Audiologist for advice and instructions.

If you have any questions about Auracast™ at Delfont Mackintosh Theatres, please email our access department.