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What did Skinner and Miller have to say about hearing aid fittings?
I recall meeting Margaret (Margo) Skinner at a conference back in the early 1980s... Read More
We are now up to 109 dB…
The input-related dynamic range of modern hearing aids (also known as its input “Headroom”)... Read More
Woodwinds, strings, and brass instruments- GOOD. Vocalists- BAD
In this time of Covid-19, and going forward into our annual flu seasons, it... Read More
Three distinct programs for music? So… what does the literature say?
First, I must declare a conflict of interest! I have a book coming out... Read More
FAQs from MusiciansClinics.com – part 10
Over the next months, I will be uploading some commonly viewed FAQs from MusiciansClinics.com. ... Read More
Musical Acoustics – Part 1
Standing waves and ¼ wavelength resonators. Part 1 of 5: I have always found... Read More
Blues, politics, and music – part 2
In part 1 of this three-part blog, Larry Blumenfeld discusses in Blu Note magazine... Read More
The Occlusion Effect with Musicians’ Earplugs – Part 2
In part 1 of this blog series, some characteristics of the occlusion effect were... Read More
Music and Microphones for the Audiologist – Part 2
This is the second in a series of blogs outlining some of what we... Read More
In-ear monitors : one, two, or three,…, or five
In-ear monitors are personalized monitors that many musicians are now using. They look like... Read More
“I LIVE IN A %%##! SOUND TUNNEL!”
I have actually heard this expletive from several musicians over the years. And if... Read More
Maybe a sledgehammer is what we need?
I know that it is a great pastime for all of us to take... Read More
Bass Players and Drummers- information sheet part #3
This is the third in a list of 6 fact sheets that can be... Read More
Things change
I have been a clinical audiologist for about 35 years now and I am... Read More
Is the French horn really that much more dangerous?
Anyone who follows the Internet frenzies about any number of topics or reads blogs... Read More