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Hi there, what models are you using, as this determines the correct programming device to use for your projects.
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Hi there, you’ll also need the correct programming device as well for your projects, what models are you using at the moment.
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Hello everyone.
In researching new aids i’m also researching their fitting software, could someone help me aquiring phonak target and starkey inspire fitting software with the patient database.
, thanks in advance…
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Hi,
can somebody please send me Widex Compass GPS 4.4 fitting software (or newest possible version) ?
Thanks a lot in advance.
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Hi there, don’t forget you’ll need the correct programming device as well for projects, what modles are you using?
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Check out the target user guide as well, quite handy.
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Hi everyone, I’m new here in the forum, but I’ve had ´s for a long time.
Now I got new hearing aids Oticon More2 and have the problem that I no longer hear the 440 Hz chamber tone A correctly as a musician. It sounds kind of crooked.
I would like to correct this myself and program my HA myself. I already have a Noahlink wireless and need the Genie2 software
Can anyone help me and send me the link? Thank a lot!
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Here I describe what worked for me & my classical/acoustic guitars. Maybe it would help you somehow:
No matter what my audi does, my acoustic and classical guitars always sound awful when I get home after a session with her. I have done some reading (references 1, 2, 3, 4, 5) and devised a method to improve the musical experience. As a layman in the field, I would like to hear your comments and suggestions on things I got wrong and ways to improve this little experiment: Spend some time experimenting with domes and molds. Find the perfect acoustic setup for you. My ear canals are too narrow …
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Thanks for that, I’ll look at this. As a musician and sound engineer, I hope that I will achieve an improvement with the reprogramming. My acoustician is overwhelmed. Only the fitting software is still missing.
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That is a great step for me and hopefully as well for my ´s.