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M90 Self Programming,

is there a way to reduce the environment sound and increase speech clarity. i have just reconfigured my hearing aids using power domes and -direct. After the programe, Spent rest of the day in malls, i was finding everything loud enough but speech was bit too soft to understand with background noises too loud.

I kept default target setting as it is and just did some fine tuning adjustment on Noise Block as well as SoundRelax but honestly i didnt find much of difference with it. I was not able to catch the speech.

is there a way to increase the SpeechClaity wherever by reducing the background noises.

here is the setting from Calm Situation - Gain&(AutoSense) and FineTuning ( Self Adjusted)

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Noisy Situation - Gain&MPO(AutoSense) and FineTuning ( Self Adjusted)

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My first take is that you might benefit from slightly stronger Sound Recover 2 settings. This isn’t going to do anything for noise reduction, but it may improve clarity.

Can you hear sounds at 4000 hertz up? If you can’t then sound recover needs to be adjusted accordingly.

Most tuning issues are not one thing fixes it. Usually a combination of changes. Then you get into different programs and environments, that starts the whole thing over again. It takes patience and helpful knowledge from this forum usually. For me it has.

how is it that you are doing self adjusting?
I’m a new hearing aid user, but I’ve already had the feeling many times that I wish I could make changes myself.
I understand of course value in an audiologist, but the engineer in me researches and thinks through things like this much more than the average user (based on the impression I get from all the questions I’ve asked the audiologist). Even before buying, I was pouring through the provider’s side of the manufacturer’s web site looking at specs and such…

thanks dusty! I’ll save that link and look into it when I get some time…
I’m thinking right now that I’m not likely to try it now…but after my paid year with the audiologist I may consider it for some of the future maintenance tweaks. I’m certainly not thinking at this point I’d want to change the prescriptive settings…but really would like to at least be able to try a few of the options you can switch on and off. I get the idea there’s quite a few little options that the audiologist may not ever let me know about…changing the functions of the buttons for example, or switching some of the “auto-programs” ‘on’ or ‘off’

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