Another venue has announced an Auracast installation and it’s another big deal. B:Music, which runs Birmingham’s Town Hall and Symphony Hall concert venues, has worked with Ampetronic to install the Auri system. The venues host around 800 concerts and events every year, including jazz, folk, world, roots, classical, rock and pop, and welcome around 550,000 people....
No actionable change to clinical practice; audiologists may note this as a real-world Auracast venue deployment worth mentioning to patients who attend live music events in Birmingham.
High-profile Auracast installations at major live-music venues signal growing real-world infrastructure for Bluetooth LE audio assistive listening, which could accelerate patient demand for compatible hearing devices.
- 01B:Music partnered with Ampetronic to install the Auri Auracast system at Birmingham's Town Hall and Symphony Hall.
- 02The two venues host approximately 800 events per year, giving the system broad potential reach.
- 03Auracast streams audio directly to compatible hearing aids, cochlear implant processors, or earbuds via Bluetooth LE.
- 04This represents one of the UK's most prominent Auracast deployments in a live-music context.
- 05The installation highlights the shift away from legacy loop (telecoil) systems toward next-generation assistive listening.
Birmingham's Town Hall and Symphony Hall together host around 800 events per year.
press releaseunclearAuracast technology streams audio directly to compatible hearing devices, improving access for people with hearing loss.
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