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Speaking & Listening 1


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Tech Spec


■ 6 Headphone sockets ■ Built-in rechargeable battery


■ When fully charged, battery will last for 3 hours


■ Integrated volume control and red LED power indicator


Now available with headphones 2 3


1 Easi-Speak Sound Station This great audio device lets you connect via the Easi-Speak headphone socket and play back your content to a group or classroom. The sleek design is colour co-ordinated to your Easi-Speak and will brighten up any setting along with six headphone sockets for children to listen without interruption. The Sound Station is fully rechargeable and portable with its integrated handle, it’s ideal for outdoor use. For ages 3yrs+.


EL00113 Sound Station EL00431 Sound Station with 6 Easi-Headphones INT-EL00113 Sound Station with international adapter


INT-EL00431 Sound Station with 6 Easi-Headphones and international adapter 2 Easi-Speak Stand


This simple stand for the Easi-Speak range creates a quick hands-free option, to promote speaking and listening skills. The stand is very lightweight with three retractable legs that fold into the stand for storage and transportation. Ideal for group discussions or individual use.


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3 Easi-Speak Charging Hub 5 port charging hub for the Easi-Speak. ETTMHUB


4 Easi-Speak Docking Station This Easi-Speak Docking Station can charge either from your computer or via a wall socket. The docking station will charge any combination of 6 Easi-Speaks or Easi-Speak Pro’s.


EL00281 30 Call Customer Services on +44 (0)1623 887 068 or fax 0808 252 9694 (UK Only) and +44 (0)1623 887 062


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