I have one question, if we are using TV streamer to stream TV sounds to our hearings aids, through Bluetooth technology, then will it mute TV for other members in the house??? Or can they watch TV alongside me, by hearing the sound directly from TV to their ears, and me through my bluetooth enabled hearing aids.....???? 🤔 🤔 🙄
Question, though: what is the frequency response of the ReSound Linx Quattro 4 hearing aids? Many people have "exotic", expensive home theatre installations that cost (even) more than the hearing aids themselves, and can reproduce breathtaking audio over a huge range of frequencies. (as low as 20 or 30 Hz up to as high as 20Mhz...not that most of us "aids" candidate will have those capabilities no matter HOW we listen. However, some audio systems create bass-to-midrange, for example, in such a manner that it literally shakes your body as though you were in close proximity to something like an earthquake or a train crash or simply fireworks displays. I'm thinking that a user with a high-end audio system would actually LOSE realism when moving to this alternative technology. Is there some "combination" of the two systems that makes sense?
Hi Michael, would you be able to give our tech support service an email? They should be able to send you detailed stats, I don't want to give you any wrong info accidentally :) The address is consumerhelp@gnresound.com.
The streamer puts audio directly in your ears but does not mute the tv/home audio system. When I play video games using the multi-mic, I can have the game audio playing through both-having the audio play directly through my hearing aids increases speech recognition, and having it play through a sound system helps provide the ambience.
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I have one question, if we are using TV streamer to stream TV sounds to our hearings aids, through Bluetooth technology, then will it mute TV for other members in the house??? Or can they watch TV alongside me, by hearing the sound directly from TV to their ears, and me through my bluetooth enabled hearing aids.....???? 🤔 🤔 🙄
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Question, though: what is the frequency response of the ReSound Linx Quattro 4 hearing aids? Many people have "exotic", expensive home theatre installations that cost (even) more than the hearing aids themselves, and can reproduce breathtaking audio over a huge range of frequencies. (as low as 20 or 30 Hz up to as high as 20Mhz...not that most of us "aids" candidate will have those capabilities no matter HOW we listen.
However, some audio systems create bass-to-midrange, for example, in such a manner that it literally shakes your body as though you were in close proximity to something like an earthquake or a train crash or simply fireworks displays.
I'm thinking that a user with a high-end audio system would actually LOSE realism when moving to this alternative technology.
Is there some "combination" of the two systems that makes sense?
Hi Michael, would you be able to give our tech support service an email? They should be able to send you detailed stats, I don't want to give you any wrong info accidentally :) The address is consumerhelp@gnresound.com.
The streamer puts audio directly in your ears but does not mute the tv/home audio system. When I play video games using the multi-mic, I can have the game audio playing through both-having the audio play directly through my hearing aids increases speech recognition, and having it play through a sound system helps provide the ambience.