Docents usually wear little bees when receiving visitors in museums to give explanations and introductions. Although use little bees can be heard by everyone, but have disadvantages that cannot be ignored, such as uneven sound transmission. If you're too far away, you can't hear it, if you're too close, it's too noisy. Therefore, the emergence of museum audio tour guide can be said to help docents solve many problems, because it can explain one to many, so when the number of visiting groups is large, there is no need to worry about visitors not being able to hear. The museum audio tour guide has an audio transmission channel to transmit audio, so as long as visitors are within the signal range, they can hear it clearly without delay or interference.
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The museum audio tour guide has two components, one is the transmitter and the other is the receiver. The interpreters will use the transmitter to speak, while the visitors will wear the receiver to listen, and they can adjust the listening volume by themselves. So you don't have to worry about not being able to hear the commentator's explanation. The museum audio tour guide supports one-click frequency matching. After the device is turned on, it will automatically match the channel before it was turned off. There is no need to perform manual operations again, so it is convenient for customers to use.
