Greetings,
in many hearing aid datasheets i have seen these two kind of records.
what exactly are these?
thank you
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Greetings,
in many hearing aid datasheets i have seen these two kind of records.
what exactly are these?
thank you
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Hearing aids are tested/calibrated with a fake ear cavity made of metal.
The 2cc model is most commonly used to create reference data … but is crude.
There is a more complex metal cavity () which is nearer the human ear acoustics but is less often used and is more expensive.
Neither will have the acoustics of YOUR ears!
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thank you very much for your feedback !
So i shouldnt trust these data for choosing hearing aid?
is there any other record i could check , to see if the hearing aid will give me enough volume in the freequencies i need most?
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The data is probably close enough.
The variability in your ears is probably big enough to mask any ‘errors’ resulting from using coupler data.
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