So (see prior posts) in desperation, my wife’s wearing the MyPalPro I’ve used to limited success in restaurant settings and other group-eating situations.
However, our first use of the unit was in the cockpit of the sailboat we lived on for 15 years; any time we were in a crowded anchorage or moorage (boats closer together than in anchorage, due to much shorter lines = limited swing room), she wore it in the cockpit for our sundowners (what cruisers call the evening cocktail time) so that anything she whispered would be for my ears only.
So, the mike is doing its job, admirably. Rarely do I not hear AND understand her; it works around corners and downstairs when I’m up and in other rooms and all the other places I didn’t have a snowball’s chance before.
But it’s a bit of a nuisance, at a minimum. Yet, it works.
So, the question. Does anyone know where I can get the profile of the sound discrimination (what it ‘hears’, at what frequencies)? I could have my audiologist set up one of my profiles to include only those frequencies, and PERHAPS I could actually hear and understand my wife in the usual places and circumstances normal hearing folk do with their spouses.
If not from some expert, perhaps a link to whomever at Beltone could provide it?
Thanks in advance.
L8R
Skip, hopeful