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(More customer reviews)Being a minister in south Texas, I am often asked to officiate weddings out doors. That's fine in a pastoral setting with a few people, but if you're in a town square or city park gazebo battling background noise or if you have a crowd of over 100 people, I found myself having to talk louder than was comfortable quite often.
At a recent wedding, it was rather hot outside and they had rented a couple of large fans to keep the air moving. I mentioned that it would be difficult to be heard over the roar of the fans. It turns out, the bride's father works in the insurance field and gives benefits presentations to employee groups. He asked me if I had ever used a "voice saver" and when I told him, no, he quickly went to his car and got his for me to use during the ceremony.
It truly saved the day. After the ceremony, I spoke to some of the people sitting in the back and they said they could hear me loud and clear, so of course, I immediately bought one for myself. I've used it a couple of times since then with wonderful results.
I used to teach in an adult education setting and one of these would have been great for that. This is a great device and very affordable for those instances when a little bit louder would be a whole lot better. It's very compact and comfortable to use.
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Excellent tool in speaking to the hearing impaired. Ideal for group presentations, meetings, tours and classroom instructions. When a little louder would be a lot better, turn on the VoiceSaver Just plug in the microphone, clip it onto your belt and turn it on This self-contained 2 watt amplifier weighs less than a pound and comes complete with a headset microphone, four 'AA' rechargeable batteries, charging adaptor and adjustable belt. Separate tone and volume controls allows for optimum performance.
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