Item Number: SKU:MA-103

MRI Stereo Transducer

$1,395.00

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The MRI Stereo Transducer is a cutting-edge accessory specifically designed to optimize auditory stimulation within MRI environments. Built with precision engineering, this device seamlessly integrates with modern MRI equipment, ensuring accurate sound delivery with minimal interference during imaging procedures. It plays a critical role in both auditory research and clinical practices, where precise and reliable sound is essential for enhancing diagnostic accuracy and patient care. Positioned at the foot of the bore for optimal sound distribution, this advanced transducer offers dual sound outlets for flexible audio applications and dual BNC connectors for straightforward system integration.

Features:

Shielded box significantly reduces interference, maintaining imaging quality during sophisticated procedures
One-year warranty
MR Conditional up to 3T

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What’s the right way to position the stereo transducer for best sound inside the MRI room?

Most facilities mount the transducer at the foot of the bore, angled slightly toward the patient’s head. This setup helps evenly distribute sound through the tubing and minimizes any acoustic shadowing caused by the magnet housing. Keeping the unit away from high-gradient areas also helps preserve image quality.

2. How do I connect the MRI Stereo Transducer to my existing sound system?

It connects through standard dual BNC connectors, so it’s compatible with most MRI Med systems and other control units. Most sites route the cables through their existing penetration panel to the control room amplifier — setup usually takes just a few minutes and doesn’t require software configuration.

3. What kind of maintenance does the transducer need over time?

The transducer itself is low-maintenance, but regular checks help extend its life. Most sites wipe down the enclosure monthly, inspect tubing connections for wear, and verify that both channels are delivering clear, balanced output. Routine inspection during preventive maintenance helps catch small issues before they affect audio quality.