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Category: Hearing aid echo

Hearing Aid Echo – Part 2

January 12, 2016January 11, 2016Wayne Staab Leave a comment Analog hearing aids / digital hearing aids / Digital Signal Processing / Direct sound / DSP / Echo / Envelope delay / Group delay / Hearing aid echo / Hearing aid speaker / Hearing aid wearer / Hearing aids / Outer ear / Reverberation / Sound reflection / Time delay

  Even in Hearing Aids, Echo Sometimes Has the Last Word A recent post reflected on how an echo is created by an acoustic delay, and even touched on mythology as an interesting, but non-scientific, explanation for its existence.  The article suggested that the delay that causes the echo could even have implications for hearing…

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