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Category Archives: Sound Quality
How the Phone Clip+ Helps You To Not Annoy People On The Phone
By Jennifer Groth Back in January, I posted here on how the Phone Clip+ provides much improved sound quality over its predecessor for the listener on the far end of the call. To review, the Phone Clip+ provides excellent noise … Continue reading
Posted in Noise & Feedback, ReSound Newsletter, Sound Quality
Tagged phone clip, Remote Control App, Unite Phone Clip
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Music Lovers with Hearing Loss
When it comes to treating hearing loss, music lovers often struggle to find a hearing aid that allows them to enjoy music like they used to. With ReSound Verso, however, users are consistently commenting on the instrument’s clear and natural … Continue reading
Audiologists Speak – “Thank You Verso”
Suzanne May is a Doctor of Audiology at Sutter Audiology & Hearing Aid Center in Sacramento, CA. She recently contacted her ReSound rep, Anthony Stephenson, with this great Verso story. I have a patient, “David”, who is a 54 year … Continue reading
Introducing ReSound Verso
ReSound is pleased to announce the launch of ReSound VersoTM, a flexible new hearing aid that delivers a more natural listening experience via Binaural Processing – a feature that allows the hearing instruments to work together while you choose what … Continue reading
Warp vs Other Sound Processing Strategies
By Jenny Groth The old story about FFT etc compared to Warp somehow got all muddled in the telling. FFT, IIR and FIR are digital filters. We use all of these types filters in our compressor, in our feedback cancellation, … Continue reading
Posted in Noise & Feedback, Sound Quality, Tech Tips
Tagged hearing aids, sound processing, Warp
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NoiseTracker II FAQs
As for the Noise Tracker II, quantity of gain reduction of low frequency and the high frequency is decided by the possibility that there is a speech. Which frequency is this speech probability decided with reference to? Is it specific … Continue reading
Posted in Noise & Feedback, Sound Quality, Tech Tips
Tagged NoiseTracker II, sound processing, speech probability
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A Note on Sound Quality
Excellent sound quality is a claim made by many hearing instrument brands, including Resound. But when it comes down to proving sound quality, there does not seem to be a definitive measure. Global Audiology team member, Marit Claussen, is representing … Continue reading
Alera FAQs – Natural Directionality Part 2
Will Natural Directionality II be more difficult to fit to older patients? Not necessarily. Approximately 70-95% of the variability in speech-recognition performance can be attributed to variations in hearing loss. The remaining variability can be accounted for by differences in … Continue reading
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Tagged hearing aids, Natural Directionality, ReSound Alera
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Alera FAQs – Natural Directionality
What if the patient has a symmetrical hearing loss but thus far has not worn two hearing instruments; which ear should be the focus ear? The ear that has been amplified should be the focus ear. How many people have … Continue reading
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Tagged hearing aids, Natural Directionality, ReSound Alera
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Surround Sound FAQs Part 2
How is band-split directionality calculated? Band-split directionality is calculated in all directionality modes according to the average of the hearing thresholds at 250 and 500 Hz. Hearing instrument style is also taken into account. Is the determination for the band-split … Continue reading
Posted in Sound Quality, Tech Tips
Tagged hearing aids, ReSound Alera, surround sound
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