Buying FM system

Hear Again said:
cdmeggars,

Have you ever tried using a direct audio input (DAI) cord (also called a "shoe" or "boot") with your HA and Comtek FM system?

When I wore BTE HAs, I also didn't like the static, buzzing, hissing and drifting of sound I experienced when using a neckloop. The direct audio input cord provided a strong, clear signal that sounded 100 times better than a neckloop.
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I didn't know there was that option for Comteks.
 
cdmeggars,

Yes, there is. You should be able to order a DAI cord from your audi (who can order it from the company who makes your hearing aids) He/she can also order a DAI cord (which comes in mono or stereo/bilateral) from Comtek.

I use a stereo DAI cord that was specifically designed by Comtek for use with my CIs. It works great with my Comtek 216 Mhz system.
 
I was wondering which FM system is better for home AND school use. The iSense by Phonak or an FM system from Siemens? I have APD, so I have otherwise normal hearing, but I have issues processing sound (voices especially in loud background noise). If anyone could let me know which is better, that would be great! Thanks! :ty:
 
deafdyke said:
Just b/c..........around here people pronounce idea as idear....guess they found an ah that they dropped from the sentance "I pahked da cah in Havahd Yahd", and tacked it on.......
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But then you'd spell it ideah lol :P
 
Ryssie said:
I was wondering which FM system is better for home AND school use. The iSense by Phonak or an FM system from Siemens? I have APD, so I have otherwise normal hearing, but I have issues processing sound (voices especially in loud background noise). If anyone could let me know which is better, that would be great! Thanks! :ty:
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If you have "issues processing sound" in background noise you might be hard of hearing lol. Anywho, an audiogram test will tell you whether you actually have hearing loss or not.
 
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