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  1. OUTGOING SPEECH AMPLIFIED TELEPHONE WITH PHOTO MEMORY SPEED DIALS (MODEL HD40S) Picture of OUTGOING SPEECH AMPLIFIED TELEPHONE WITH PHOTO MEMORY SPEED DIALS (MODEL HD40S) The Outgoing Speech Amplified Telephone with Photo Memory Speed Dials, model HD40S, is a speech amplifier telephone designed for use by individuals with speech disabilities or mild hearing loss. This phone amplifies the outgoing voice up to 40 decibels (dB) while digitally enhancing voice clarity with minimal distortion, echo effects and static. Incoming sounds can be amplified up to 18 dB on the hearing aid-compatible handset. The phone has nine photo memory buttons for one-touch dialing. Call ...[More Information]

  2. SPEECH AMPLIFIED PHONE Picture of SPEECH AMPLIFIED PHONE The Speech Amplified Phone is a speech amplifier telephone designed for use by individuals with weak voices or low volume speech. This desk-style push-button telephone features a dial control in the handset which enables the user to control the volume heard by the listener, with a gain of 26 decibels. COLOR: Beige. WARRANTY: 90 days....[More Information]

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