Category: Earmolds

Earmolds

E3 Diagnostics Becomes Reseller of 3Shape Ear Impression Scanners

E3 Diagnostics is now an authorized reseller of 3Shape Audio's A-series ear impression scanners, expanding its audiology equipment offerings.

Earmolds

63rd International EUHA Congress to Take Place October 17-19, 2018 in Hannover

The main topic of the 2018 EUHA Congress is “digitalization,” and all presentations will be available in both German and English. In addition to the lecture program, more than 130 exhibitors will be showcasing their latest technologies and innovative products in the fields of diagnostics, accessories, and design at the accompanying trade exhibition.

Earmolds

EUHA Publishes New Earmold Guideline

It offers a structured and condensed survey of all relevant aspects related to custom-made earmolds, and can serve acousticians who wish to check and refresh their knowledge.

EnvisionTEC and 3Shape Launch Turnkey System for Printing In-Ear Devices at AudiologyNOW! 2017

by Christa Nuber | Apr 5, 2017 | Components, Earmolds | 0

EnvisionTEC and 3Shape have jointly announced the launch of a new turnkey system for scanning, modeling, and printing in-ear devices.

Sensaphonics Announces ‘New Product Release’ on April 1

by Christa Nuber | Apr 1, 2017 | Accessories, Components, Earmolds, Hearing Products, Prevention | 2

Sensaphonics announced on April 1 the Perceptuator IEM plug-in accessory, the latest advancement in safe sound for musicians. Designed to make 65 dB sound like 100 dB, Sensaphonics says the Perceptuator plugs directly into your brain, and uses your own powerful sense memories to make you feel like you’re rocking your brains out while delivering studio reference sound quality at safe levels.

‘The New Yorker’ Article Explores New Technology in Hearing Aid Market

by Christa Nuber | Mar 29, 2017 | Behind the Ear, Earmolds, Hearing Products, In the Ear, Speech in Noise? | 0

David Owen, a well-known staff writer for The New Yorker, investigated some of the newest innovations in hearing aid technology to help treat his own hearing loss and tinnitus in an April 3 article in the magazine. In “High Tech Hope for the Hard of Hearing,” Owen details his experience being tested and fitted for a pair of Muse hearing aids at Starkey Hearing Technologies in Eden Prairie, Minnesota.

'The New Yorker' Article Explores New Technology in Hearing Aid Market

by Hearing Review Staff | Mar 29, 2017 | Behind the Ear, Earmolds, Hearing Products, In the Ear, Speech in Noise? | 0

Promoting Safe Sounds in the Birth City of American Music

by Karl | Feb 5, 2017 | Earmolds, Music & Entertainment, Patient Care, Prevention | 0

Hearing loss prevention helps maintain lifelong musical enjoyment. According to authors John Hutchings, MD, and Bethany Ewald Bultman, when performing or listening to music, one should always employ high-quality earplugs, avoid undue direct exposure to the sound, and limit alcohol intake which can lessen awareness of the pain of louder sounds.

Jenna Paley Joins Sensaphonics

by Karl | Jan 27, 2017 | Accessories, Earmolds, Events, Industry News, Organizations, People, Prevention | 0

Jenna Paley, AuD, is the third audiologist on the Sensaphonics staff. She will be organizing and presenting at educational events to promote hearing wellness with outreach to industry organizations, as well as visiting touring and local artists at venues and rehearsal facilities.

Vibes Founder Jackson Mann to Appear on “Shark Tank” January 27

by Karl | Jan 18, 2017 | Earmolds, Hearing Aids, Industry News, People, Prevention | 3

ABC’s Shark Tank will feature Vibes Founder Jackson Mann on January 27th at 9:00pm/8:00pm Central. Vibes is a producer of high-fidelity earplugs designed specifically for live music and entertainment.

Speech Intelligibility Benefits of FaceTime: Advantages for Everybody

by Christa Nuber | Aug 18, 2016 | Apps, Earmolds | 0

There are benefits to audio streamed bilaterally via MFi to both hearing aids, visual cues through FaceTime, and extended bandwidth. This method delivers 77% in speech understanding on the phone for normal-hearing and mild-to-moderately hearing-impaired individuals, and 72% for severe-to-profound hearing loss.

Tour Drummer Protects His Ears with Custom In-ear Monitors

by Christa Nuber | Jul 22, 2016 | Earmolds, People, Prevention | 1

Touring musician Jeff Snider preserves his hearing with 2X-S custom in-ear monitors and a dB Check in-ear sound level analyzer from Sensaphonics, which have improved his onstage monitoring on the road.

A Paradigm Shift in Hearing Aid Technology

by Christa Nuber | May 20, 2016 | Earmolds, Evaluation | 4

Oticon is introducing a paradigm shift in hearing aid amplification with regard to how to facilitate better understanding of speech in noise. The new Oticon OpenSound Navigator (OSN) is designed to exceed and supplant traditional directionality and noise reduction protocols.