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| − | Hearing aids are extremely easy to [https://www.dietsdiary.com/sonus-complete-review/ Sonus Complete] install and set up, with minimum operating fuss as most are auto-adjustable and adapt to different conditions that your ear encounters. Lately, there has been an increase in popularity for analog hearing aids that have programmable features.Directional microphones can be combined with hearing aids to help eliminate background noise, distortion and allow one to concentrate on the sounds that are directly in front of the user. This technology is called "dual microphone capability" and is a handy tool to use if you need to concentrate hearing in one specific area. The direction microphones can also be turned off if one wants to hear everything around them other than just a specific area.
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| − | The directional microphones can be an additional feature to an analog hearing aid. Directional microphones are not needed with digital aids as the signals are already being filtered many times over. With analog aides, the volume must be constantly adjusted depending on the environment that the user is in. Digital amplifiers possess technology to automatically adjust depending on your environment, making them ideal for someone who is constantly out and about.
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| − | In order to take steps against damaging your hearing and preventing hearing loss, it is a good idea to take a few moments to understand a little more about what sound is and how it affects the human ear.When a sound is made, for instance when hands clap together, when a hammer strikes a nail or when a song is sung, it causes the surrounding air to vibrate in waves rather like ripples in water. Thee waves are guided into the ear canal beginning with the outer ear and then travelling into the inner ear.
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