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I have a pair of Signia 7X hearing aids I bought and set up for a spare set while my 7IX are charging since my hearing loss is so profound I can’t hear anything without one. With that being said my problem is the receiver wire separated from the speaker so now I need a new one. The speaker has 3P stamped on it. Through conversations with sellers I now understand that I need a 2.0 receiver but am having a problem finding one with 3P so my question is what these numbers and letters mean. I was told the number is the wire length and the letter was speaker power. Am I correct in assuming that a 2P has the same speaker as my 3P but a shorter wire? Could I replace my 3P with a 4P if I could find one?

You’re right, 3 is the length and p is the power and it’s usually sold in three versions S, M, and P. I don’t know if you can exchange them, you’ll have to ask the seller you bought them from.

@lfergie812 said:

Am I correct in assuming that a 2P has the same speaker as my 3P but a shorter wire? Could I replace my 3P with a 4P if I could find one?

Yes, the 3P is a power receiver in length 3. 2P has the same speaker as 3P and 4P.

2P is slightly shorter wire than 3P

4P is slightly longer wire than 3P.

You could try to replace the 3P with a 4P , if I could find no 3P. But the may sit slightly more behind the ear.

Thanks. Sitting behind the ear more would be better for me since the 3P was a little tight on the front of my ear causing a little tenderness.

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