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1) Your audiologist must rule out Auditory Neuropathy Spectrum Disorder (ANSD), and low frequency cochlear dead zones, which is a form of ANSD....
Upvote (2) Downvote Go to answerTechnically, I believe all manufacturers use the same microphones but the algorithms that each digital hearing aid uses for processing...
Upvote (2) Downvote Go to answerWe have only fit a handful of patients so far. But, so far the feedback (no pun intended) has been great for hearing in noise! We all have...
Upvote (2) Downvote Go to answerShari Eberts recently published The Joys Of Noise-Cancelling Headphones With Hearing Loss, where she talks about using her Bose noise-cancelling...
Upvote (1) Downvote Go to answerHearing aids by their very nature are sophisticated amplification devices. As such they do not cancel out noise. They simply do not reproduce or...
Upvote (1) Downvote Go to answerI think you will notice a larger difference between the Verso and the LiNX 3D rather than the Verso and the LiNX2.
Upvote (1) Downvote Go to answerTrue "noise reduction" algorithms can provide a slight improvement in signal-to-noise ratio (or SNR), and these algorithms are getting better all...
Upvote Downvote Go to answerThe occlusion effect can be experience by placing your fingers in your ear canals and talking. Occlusion occurs when the speaker's own voice...
Upvote Downvote Go to answerQuickSIN is a speech in noise test. It determines the signal-to-noise ratio (s/n) at which you can understand speech. The test begins at a...
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