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7 year old Widex Evoke 440 Looking for DIY Software

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Hi All, new member here. I have severe hearing loss and using aids for 30 years. I just purchased a Phonak Infinio after my Starkey gave up the ghost a while back and while waiting for it I am using a seven year old Widex Evoke that still works really well and has a beautiful sounding music program that has yet to be surpassed by any other make I have tried. Since it is outdated there is little chance of having it serviced by any Audiologist. I would like to keep it as a backup and would love to have the software to tweak it as my hearing deteriorates. I have the Noah Wireless 2 and just need the software. Any links and/or advice would be greatly appreciated.

Welcome to the forum @Silenceisgolden1 unfortunately you won’t be able to use the Noahlink wireless for those older models, you’ll need ProLink programming device, not really worth buying for just backups, as it’s quite expensive nowadays to buy.

Thank you tencan for the prompt reply and invaluable info. After losing my Starkey way back in June I tried an Oticon with a 90 day trial period. The sound was really good but the music program was dull with virtually no background instruments coming through. I am a musician and play guitar which is why I love the sound of my Widex. Your advice makes perfect sense as the Prolink is expensive. If i can find the proper software first, I would consider the expense of the Prolink to keep my musical memory alive for as long as I can. I am hoping that the new Phonak will have a music program I will enjoy. I got the Noahlink way back in the event I would keep the Oticon but as the Companion App was buggy and several visits did not resolve the problems I decided to return it. Thanks again for your reply.

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