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I am self-fitting my Phonak Paradise P70’s and Target defaults to a M receiver for both ears. As you can see from my , I have a steep slope loss in my right ear and I had assumed that this needed a P receiver. Is Marvel mistaken or is it smart enough to deduce that my high frequency hearing is dead and so there is no point in trying to amplify it.
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I’d go power receiver for the right, actually you could do both and be done with it, your using SoundRecover no doubt?
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Yes, I’m using Soundrecover although I back it off from the Target level on the right ear as it causes hissing.
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Phonak’s default behavior is to turn on SoundRecover2 for for flat or sloping hearing losses where the 8kHz threshold is 45dBHL or poorer. With this default, then it calculates the default receiver.
I ran a simulation: Without SoundRecover2, Target shows you need an UP receiver with a cShell (see screenshot below).
If you’re hearing a hissing sound, try increasing the soft noise reduction setting in Target.
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although I back it off from the Target level on the right ear as it causes hissing.
Yes this is because it’s set a bit to aggressively, it’s common to get ssss and other audible artifacts when set a bit strong.
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