Hearing Aids

larsman   no hearing aid can do is restore lost high freq, but its EQ can simulate it.

All speakers in the world sound the electronic un-natural sound (broken sound) which doesn’t blend well with human voice. All speakers in hearing test equipment are the electronic un-natural sound speakers. Those equipment’s sound are  OK in doctor’s quiet room. However, they are far from the real life (natural) sound. With EQ or DSP can make only slightly better to understand human voice from HA. Money can’t buy the natural sound Hearing Aid.  Alex/Wavetouch audio

@mihorn - Good thing I don't much care about whether it's 'natural' or not - I do not let 'perfect' get in the way of 'much better'. I've got hearing loss. It's not going to come back. I put in my hearing aids and get on with it, hearing everything much better than I do without them. 

+1 @larsman 

larsman

@mihorn - Good thing I don’t much care about whether it’s ’natural’ or not - I do not let ’perfect’ get in the way of ’much better’. I’ve got hearing loss. It’s not going to come back. I put in my hearing aids and get on with it, hearing everything much better than I do without them.

Of course. I agree with you.

I read in YT that many people (work in noisy construction site or traffic, musicians, audiophiles, etc.) saying their expensive HAs don't work and desperately want the better HA in noisy situation. And I am saying a perfect solution is here now. Alex/Wavetouch audio

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