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Siemens Nitro CIC v Starkey Extreme Power CIC
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stream… I know you’re doing lots of research which is good… but don’t you think asking the same question over and over is a bit much? 
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It doesn’t follow that a 75dB loss requires 75dB of gain. I honestly don’t believe that you’d need to go that far.
Perfectly correct ZCT. Stef, there is a thing called ‘the half gain rule’.
It says that for a loss of X dB you need a boost of only HALF that i.e. X/2 dB gain. So, allowing for headroom for the future etc, maybe 45dB or 50dB or gain would be OK for you.As for Nitro prices, my pricelist has them starting at £1760 a pair … BUT sadly this is an advisory price only as I do NOT fit CICs at my practice … sorry.
Hoping to learn something here - may I ask why you so emphatically do NOT fit ’s? Oh, and thank you for explaining the “half gain rule” - I was wondering the same as Stef.
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