WIDEX MOMENT™ EVIDENCE: HEARING AID WEARERS PREFER PURESOUND™ There are many reasons why patients find it hard to adjust to hearing aids, but a very common one is that “it sounds like a hearing aid.” But what does that mean?
Why does a hearing aid sound like a hearing aid? When direct sound enters the ear canal through or around an instant ear-tip, it combines with sound from the hearing aid. The timing difference between the direct sound and the hearing aid sound produces a distortion, known as the comb-filter effect, that wearers describe as “artificial,” “tinny,” or “like a hearing aid.”
Widex PureSound™ processes sound
8-20 TIMES FASTER than other digital hearing aids*
Natural and processed sound combine in the ear canal to form the comb-filter effect.
WIDEX MOMENT™ solves the comb-filter effect with PureSound™ powered by ZeroDelay™ processing. The magnitude of this distortion is directly related to the delay caused by processing, which for most manufacturers ranges from four to eight milliseconds. Widex PureSound™ reduces the delay to under 0.5 milliseconds, shattering industry standards and eradicating the comb-filter effect.
Widex PureSound™ shatters industry standards for processing speed.
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PureSound™ eradicates the jagged, artificial sound of other hearing aids.