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jealoucy

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1. Sorry this reply comes so late...
Wed Nov 7, 2012, 12:01 PM
Nov 2012

I do have the Deltas. I think the main advantage is that the open-air design allows natural sounds to come into the ear canal while correcting lost frequencies. Personally, I feel that they are more comfortable to wear and they definitely produce sounds much more natural than my old CICs.

It does have some limitations according to my ENT specialist, so you will have to check with yours. The device may not have great correction on higher and lower frequencies (Please, don't quote me on that.) I have a cookie-pattern hearing loss that made me a good candidate for the device.

As far as phone use, you will still get a little feedback every time you use the phone, but it's just a matter of quick adjustment to get rid of the feedback. It's much better than my CICs, though.

Please do talk to your ENT Specialist. The Deltas do not require moulding of your ear canal, so you may be able to get a demo. That would let you know if it's worth it for you.

Good luck!

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