Listen Technologies LR-3200-072 Dsp Rf Receiver 72mhz

Product Description

The LISTEN TECHNOLOGIES LR-3200-072 is a basic DSP (digital signal processing) RF receiver operating at 72 MHz, designed for use in assisted listening systems. It receives radio frequency audio signals and delivers them to the end user, typically through a connected earphone or headset. This type of receiver is a core component in assistive listening setups where clear, interference-reduced audio delivery is required. Licensed technicians and AV system integrators install and deploy these units in venues that require assistive listening coverage under accessibility standards.

The LR-3200-072 is suited for assisted listening deployments in settings such as houses of worship, courtrooms, classrooms, conference rooms, and public assembly areas. It operates at 72 MHz, a frequency band commonly used in dedicated assistive listening RF systems in the United States. It is sold as a single unit and is intended to pair with a compatible LISTEN TECHNOLOGIES transmitter operating on the same frequency band.

Key Features

• DSP-based RF reception at 72 MHz for clear audio signal processing
• Designed for assisted listening system deployments in public and institutional venues
• Sold as a single receiver unit for individual user assignment
• Intended for use with compatible 72 MHz assistive listening transmitters

Compatibility

Designed as a component-level replacement or addition within 72 MHz LISTEN TECHNOLOGIES assisted listening systems. No specific compatible model numbers were provided in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation and deployment of assisted listening systems should be performed by a qualified AV technician or systems integrator familiar with FCC Part 15 regulations governing 72 MHz RF devices. Power down or disable any active transmitter before performing receiver configuration or maintenance. Verify frequency coordination with the paired transmitter before placing the unit into service. Facilities subject to ADA assistive listening requirements should confirm receiver quantity and coverage meet applicable accessibility guidelines.