throwitaway9

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   by throwitaway9 7y ago

   That's interesting. We switched to LED bulbs in our living room and after that our eldest dog would not settle, I thought maybe the bulbs had a low humming noise he didn't like but it could have been a flicker instead. We switched
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   by throwitaway9 7y ago

   Its similar, the difference being someone who can hear well in quiet environments but has trouble in noise probably has an early-stage minor hearing loss whereas mine has been degrading from a minor loss for many years and so now I can&#x27
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   by throwitaway9 7y ago

   A bluetooth-enabled hearing aid and a remote microphone would work well in this situation but only if there is one speaker to listen to as aids currently can only stream from one remote mic at a time. And also only if you are happy to hand
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   by throwitaway9 7y ago

   Its very interesting that people are prepared to wear "cool" AirPods but still shy away from hearing aids because they don't want to look old or disabled. Hearing aid manufacturers are starting to catch on and market aids mor
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   by throwitaway9 7y ago

   I don't agree and I think the original article severely underestimated top-end hearing aid technology. Newer hearing aids from top manufacturers like GN, Oticon and Phonak do a very good job of isolating a particular voice in noise - s