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Tour guide system plays an important role in tourism industries like walking tours, boat tours, bus tours, museums, castles, farm tours, choral tour, etc.  ...

Retekess tour guide system, the transmitter supports audio function, which you can connect your phone or pc to play music or other audio if you need, for TT103 and T130, you can talk and play at the same time. Which is really helpful for you.  ...

Retekess Tour Guide System have two type battery support, build-in rechargeable battery and normal battery, so you can choose the type you need.  ...

T130 tour guide translation system 99 channels is very popular for use in churches based on the portable and long working time. Here is the detail use of T130 simultaneous interpretation in a church.  ...

The ID setting of wireless tour guide system is necessary for us to do before using the audio system. T130 transmitter wireless ID setting function makes it pairs no limits T131 receivers at the same time.  ...

Retekess T130 tour guide system is very simple to use, and we provide a wide range of optional accessories for the wireless transmitter and receiver to meet customer needs in different scenarios.  ...

Wireless Tour guide systems are used when a normal conversation between a presenter and their audience is difficult. Whether speaking to a large guiding group outdoors in a noisy tourist attraction or not wanting to disturb other people in the same environment as museums and places of religious worship.  ...

Enhance your Hajj and Umrah experience with our advanced Whisper System. Ensure clear communication, safety, and spiritual focus during your pilgrimage. Perfect for large groups and sacred spaces.  ...

"The sound quality is fantastic, even in noisy environments like crowded landmarks or windy outdoor areas. and the range is impressive—our group can spread out without losing connection. Our guests love how easy it is to use. It’s made our tours more enjoyable and professional. "  ...

T130P features Active Noise Cancellation (ANC), which uses microphones to detect ambient noise. An internal chip processes this noise and generates inverse sound waves, emitted through the headphones to cancel out the unwanted sounds.  ...