WIDEX HEARING AIDS

Natural sounds contain cues that inform you about your environment: your location in a room, your position relative to your conversation partner, the room’s acoustic properties, and much more. Think of staying at a luxurious hotel, for example. When you compare entering the hotel lobby with enjoying an evening drink in the hotel bar, you might notice that the lobby’s echo matches its grandeur to feel inspiring and welcoming. On the other hand, the more intimate bar has a dampened sound that is designed for private conversations. Much of this difference is driven by what is known as room reflections. This means how the sound is reflected from the surfaces in the room, and how fast those reflections return to you, the listener. If you are wearing a hearing aid with a standard delay, this may interfere with the timing of these reflections, resulting in an unnatural sound for you that does not match the room. By contrast, the ultralow delay of PureSound means that you experience accurately timed room reflections for a more natural sound. So the hotel lobby sounds as bustling and dynamic as it looks while its bar later that evening sounds as relaxed as your mood.