OBJECTIVES: To determine the effect of spectral differences between stimuli used for verification of hearing aid gain in nonlinear devices. DESIGN: The spectra of nine stimuli from five analyzing systems were obtained. RESULTS: Most stimuli closely duplicated one of two well-specified spectra. The difference between these two input spectra resulted in measured gain differences of up to 8 dB. CONCLUSIONS: Careful consideration of selected test stimulus for measuring hearing aid gain is recommended
Recently two major manufacturers of hearing aids introduced two distinct frequency-lowering techniqu...
BACKGROUND: New and improved methods of feedback suppression are routinely introduced in hearing aid...
The relative differences between the NAL, Berger, Lybarger und POGO hearing aid prescriptions were e...
Frequency-dependent gain adjustments are routine in hearing-aid fittings, whether in matching to rea...
Background: Adaptive Speech Reception Threshold in noise (SRTn) measurements are often used to make ...
under optimal listening conditions in a quiet sound booth, there is still a wide range of performanc...
In a series of experiments, we introduced peaks of 10, 20, and 30 dB, in various combinations, onto ...
Abstract —The purpose of these investigations was to compare the preferred frequency-gain responses ...
Amplification is one of the main interventions used to manage hearing loss in people of all ages. Di...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2013Despite advances in hearing aid technology and careful...
Background. Functioning of nonlinear hearing aids varies with characteristics of input stimuli. In t...
Acoustic analysis was performed on 27 nonsense syllables from the Nonsense Syllable Test recorded th...
Technological advancements in small sized electronic circuitry has led to the development of program...
Four cochlear implant users, having normal hearing in the unimplanted ear, compared the pitches of e...
Clinical audiologists at Utah State University have been using a master hearing aid as a basic part ...
Recently two major manufacturers of hearing aids introduced two distinct frequency-lowering techniqu...
BACKGROUND: New and improved methods of feedback suppression are routinely introduced in hearing aid...
The relative differences between the NAL, Berger, Lybarger und POGO hearing aid prescriptions were e...
Frequency-dependent gain adjustments are routine in hearing-aid fittings, whether in matching to rea...
Background: Adaptive Speech Reception Threshold in noise (SRTn) measurements are often used to make ...
under optimal listening conditions in a quiet sound booth, there is still a wide range of performanc...
In a series of experiments, we introduced peaks of 10, 20, and 30 dB, in various combinations, onto ...
Abstract —The purpose of these investigations was to compare the preferred frequency-gain responses ...
Amplification is one of the main interventions used to manage hearing loss in people of all ages. Di...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2013Despite advances in hearing aid technology and careful...
Background. Functioning of nonlinear hearing aids varies with characteristics of input stimuli. In t...
Acoustic analysis was performed on 27 nonsense syllables from the Nonsense Syllable Test recorded th...
Technological advancements in small sized electronic circuitry has led to the development of program...
Four cochlear implant users, having normal hearing in the unimplanted ear, compared the pitches of e...
Clinical audiologists at Utah State University have been using a master hearing aid as a basic part ...
Recently two major manufacturers of hearing aids introduced two distinct frequency-lowering techniqu...
BACKGROUND: New and improved methods of feedback suppression are routinely introduced in hearing aid...
The relative differences between the NAL, Berger, Lybarger und POGO hearing aid prescriptions were e...