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Hi there… I’m really struggling to get digital aids that suit my hearing! I’m currently trialing the Naida L50s. Has anyone got a spare one or more Phonak superfront pp c 2, I can buy please? I’m desperate I’m down to one good aid now and work as a nurse practitioner! Also what did you go to after having superfronts please? Your help would be much appreciated… I’m getting rather desperate to get good natural hearing! Thank you!
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Have you tried using the Naida L50s with the dedicated Music program? It has the least processed sound, and might sound the most analog-like.
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Yes I’m trialling the 30s for now but getting this reverberating sound including in music mode. Every time I get it all set right the reverberating sound kicks in! It’s awful.. no idea on how to get rid of it! Thanks
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If you still have one functioning superfront, find a clinician who can run real-ear and ask them to measure the output of your current hearing aid and match the new one to it as closely as possible at all levels. Make sure they match the as well as matching the acoustic coupling as closely as possible (or just use your old mold). If you have your old mold then they can do all the matching in text box which is easier.
The Nadia should work, it just needs to be programmed properly. I’m not sure what the reverberation is–maybe have them turn off the feedback manager and program around it.
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Whether the audiologist turned off “sound recover 2” could be the cause
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Sounds like the Naida is doing a hard stop against the receiver limit because they’ve been set to linear to emulate the PP.
I used to tackle these by manually accessing the and getting the client to drop their house keys in a stainless steel sink.
The nominal limit for the receiver in the old 412/3 Naida was around 140dB before it distorted too badly, I’m not sure what the current one tops out at, especially if they’re using a different/smaller receiver.
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I’m not sure what the reverberation is–maybe have them turn off the feedback manager and program around it.
Could it be comb filtering due to too large vent?
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