Does anyone know why the Phonak Acoustic Phone Program, drops it’s highs?
Is it because speech is not in that area for when you are on the phone?
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Does anyone know why the Phonak Acoustic Phone Program, drops it’s highs?
Is it because speech is not in that area for when you are on the phone?
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I think the answer is that the network bandwidth available back in the day for transmitting telephone signals was limited so to achieve maximum capacity for many customers, AT&T figured out that only a frequency range of about 3 kHz between about 400 to 3,400 Hz was needed.
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I kept the highs lowered like the software set it as and lowered the lows by 12 and I can now finally hear well with DuoPhone on public transport. I’m happy!
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