A speech impaired man (consequence of Parkinsons) speaks in a wisper too low in power for the general understanding of a listner.
A "Hisonic Waist Band Voice Amplifier" with a mouth proximity acoustic microphone has been tried with limited success. A major problem is the simple annoyance a necessarily close positioned transducer causes and its shift of position caused by some extreme head movements.
Can a "Throat Microphone" or "Vibration Transducer" be used?
If so,
What would be typical Microphone/Transducer Specifications or Make?
What technical problems or particular application details may be expected and are there remedies?
Thank you for your input.
A "Hisonic Waist Band Voice Amplifier" with a mouth proximity acoustic microphone has been tried with limited success. A major problem is the simple annoyance a necessarily close positioned transducer causes and its shift of position caused by some extreme head movements.
Can a "Throat Microphone" or "Vibration Transducer" be used?
If so,
What would be typical Microphone/Transducer Specifications or Make?
What technical problems or particular application details may be expected and are there remedies?
Thank you for your input.