Optimizing Sound Quality to Reach More People with Tinnitus
The sound quality of Widex PureSound is tailored to people with milder hearing loss, including those with tinnitus.
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Sound Quality for All: The Benefits of Ultra-fast Signal Processing in Hearing Aids
The ultra-fast signal processing found in Widex MOMENT PureSound hearing aids is designed to overcome long-standing barriers to great sound quality, and speech understanding and EEG data also suggest that users benefit from eliminating delay-based distortion.
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Sound Quality in Real Life–Not Just for Experts
Sound quality plays a key feature for overall hearing aid satisfaction as well as in everyday moments of real-life hearing. A large international survey of hearing aid users confirms the importance of sound quality, showing higher satisfaction with the WIDEX MOMENT™ hearing aids for overall sound quality, for specific situations of real-life use and for hearing aid users’ ability to participate in daily life.
Starkey’s Livio AI Featured in ‘TIME’s 100 Best Inventions of 2019’ List
Livio AI features integrated sensors and artificial intelligence, providing what the company says is “superior sound quality and the ability to track both body and brain health.”
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Phonak Announces 1 Million Marvel Hearing Aid Fittings
According to the company, this makes Phonak Marvel the “fastest product to reach the one million milestone in Phonak history” and puts Marvel on track to be the company’s best-selling hearing aid of all time.
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Ease of Hearing Aid Pairing and Sound-Quality Ratings for Binaurally Streamed Phone and Music
A recent field trial shows that the pairing time for the Marvel hearing aids averaged 33 seconds for clinicians and 49 seconds for non-clinicians, and the vast majority of users gave the device high scores on ease of use, hearing on the phone, and streamed sound quality.
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Ease of Hearing Aid Pairing and Sound-Quality Ratings for Binaurally Streamed Phone and Music
A recent field trial shows that the pairing time for the Marvel hearing aids averaged 33 seconds for clinicians and 49 seconds for non-clinicians, and the vast majority of users gave the device high scores on ease of use, hearing on the phone, and streamed sound quality.
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Breakthroughs in Signal Processing and Feedback Reduction Lead to Better Speech Understanding
The OpenSound Optimizer (OSO) uses new methods to prevent feedback from occurring while simultaneously enabling greater fitting flexibility for the hearing care professional and improved access to speech sounds for the wearer. OSO is designed to provide more headroom for dynamic listening environments and better sound quality overall.
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GN Hearing Launches ReSound LiNX Quattro
The LiNX Quattro is powered by new technology that is designed to offer users Layers of Sound, streaming capabilities, a cloud-based feature that allows remote device fine-tuning, and the “world’s most advanced” rechargeable battery.
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Oticon Receives Top Ratings in 2017 Hearing Tracker/UBS Survey
In the newest Hearing Tracker/UBS Survey, hearing care professionals rated Oticon top in patient satisfaction, value, sound quality, ease of use, and aesthetics.
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Oticon Earns High Ratings in Hearing Tracker/UBS Surveys
Oticon was rated best in value, quality, patient satisfaction, and more in a survey of more than 500 hearing care professionals, the company announced.
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Music, Sound Quality, and Hearing Aids: An Interview with Brian Moore and Richard Einhorn
Dr Doug Beck interviews experts Dr Brian Moore and Richard Einhorn on sound quality, amplification, and factors that influence the perceived quality of live versus recorded music.
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