Multifocus???
Tom Muller
mullert at primenet.com
Sun Mar 26 01:53:03 EST 1995
dybala at utdallas.edu wrote:
>
> In reading a comment on Multifocus by Jochen Wolters he states that
> is is manufactured by Phonak and involves several microphones to
> cut down on background noise.
> Multifocus is made by Oticon and does not have a multimicrophone system.
> Multifocus is based on two premises to improve hearing in background noise.
> Separating the signal into high and low frequency bands to be amplified
> and varying the amount of input compression by frequency and intensity based
> on the patients loss at that frequency and the loudness growth function
> by freqency for an individual patient.
> Phonak has recently begun maufacturing a multimicrophone system in thier
> Sono Forte aids called AudioZoom.
> I have information on both of these systems if anyone is interested
> email me at dybala at callier.utdallas.edu
> The conversation on directional microphones was interesting though.
>
> Thank you for your support,
>
> Paul Dybala UTD
Yes, I cought the error also. The name was simply wrong, but the information
was pretty good. The Phonak device referred to is the AudioZoom Behind-
the-Ear aid with a highly directional mic.
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