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I just saw and ad on TV for the Lyric hearing aid. Is this new or has it been available for a while? And is it the same as the Songbird that used to be on the market? It's not available in my area but I am just curious about it. The ad said it would be growing and would be available in other areas at a later date. I'm not even sure I would be interested in it, but was intrigued.     

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Author: Don
Date: Aug 31, 2008 09:24

Hi again - have traveled up and down I-95 fm NJ before locating in FL. I am in the property management biz - thus if you and/or someone else reading this, pleased to be of service in terms of finding a rental. Biz is busy. Thank God, I finally decided to buy a pair of SIEs! A good weekend to you, and all. Wayne "Ritter 197" <Ritter197@comcast.net> wrote in message news:j42
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Hello WGD, I ended up with an Oticon Delta 4000. I believe that the most important part of an hearing aid is the process called fitting by the audiologists. A well fitted "cheapy" is better than a not so well fitted top of the line "instrument". I find that it is very wise to obtain optimal fit for a low cost hear- ing aid (often referred to as an "entry level model") before going to     

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Author: WGD
Date: May 28, 2008 19:18

Hi, Wayne: Sunny Sarasota, he??? We have friends there and visit once a year when we can. Maybe I will look for you in their address book and give you a call. Maybe I too will be then either wearing America Hears SIE or Unitron Next 4 or 8 series from Genesis. Take care and let the sun not get to your head, especially as we approach July and August. I hail from MD. where it is also
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Thanks for the enlightenment. I would absolutely go back to the audiologist and tell them what you told us. They are getting a good portion of the moneys you paid when you got the hearing aids. That is their JOB to make the customer happy with the adjustments which they can make. I also think that AFTERWARDS they should give you a free hearing test of spoken words or sentences, because otherwise     

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Author: NoSpam
Date: May 28, 2008 17:06

GR What did you end up buying? Please so far? There are MANY good products out there. While someone commented about selecting the least expensive surgeon, that comment not withstanding, I truly "see" no difference between a $3k instrument and a $1k instrument. Someday, I may learn to the contrary. You see, I remain open-minded. Wayne Sunny and Mild today, Sarasota, FL "NoSpam"
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Hello WGD, Thank you for your encouraging report on America Hears. It is too late for me but I hope this company will be around and well when I need my next set of HA,s. G. R. "WGD" <wgd.roaming@verizon.net> wrote in message news:XXk%%j.33085$3j.25173@trnddc05... > A friend recently wrote me about my hearing aid experiences. Here is my > reply (SORRY for its length). Not as educated     

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Author: Ritter 197
Date: May 28, 2008 17:03

The old aids were Digifocus and the new aids are Oticon Syncro (power) aids. Ritter 197 wrote: That is very interesting --- 10 years old and the Oticon's were even better? Which Oticon do you use now? "Ralph Henrichs" <henrichs_1@charter.net> wrote in message news:2Lg%%j.17$W77.13@newsfe05.lga... I tried them this winter and found they were not as good for understanding
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A friend recently wrote me about my hearing aid experiences. Here is my reply (SORRY for its length). Not as educated as many in the group, I am an EE and (most often) understand the INs and OUTs. BTW for those who might want to skip all the stuff below, DO read the last paragraph. Comments from others on this particular subject will be appreciated. Good Evening - ( 6:20 pm here in Sunny     

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Author: Ritter 197
Date: May 28, 2008 16:55

Hello Ritter, Thank you for your interest. I have had the aids for too long to return them. My hope is, that I will find the courage to go back to the audiologist and ask him to give me the exact curve to which the adjustment had been made. I may then be able to figure out what additional adjustments I should ask for. It is however true that there is some improvement in my ability to understand
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Author: WGD
Date: May 28, 2008 16:52

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Author: NoSpam
Date: May 28, 2008 16:27

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Author: Ralph Henrichs
Date: May 28, 2008 16:17

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Author: WGD
Date: May 28, 2008 15:23

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Author: NoSpam
Date: May 28, 2008 14:34

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