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Audiologist, if this is your last post, then I'm thankful. You felt the need to flaunt your intelligence by creating a list of obscure questions which have no practical value, and then you accused people of not knowing the questions or answers. That's truly the height of arrogance. I'm not a...

If you're comfortable with the Oticon Alta, you should keep it. That's the most recent and expensive product from Oticon. Audibel's top-of-the-line is the A2; it's similar to Starkey 3 Series. Other high-end products include Phonak Audeo/Bolero Q90, ReSound Verso 9, Siemens Ace/Life/Pure/Motion...

seb, I know the list looks impressive because of the technical jargon, but almost none of it matters in real life. For example, question number 6 about attack and release times. What manufacturer's software allows you to change this in any direct manner? None. These topics will have little or no...

First of all, I don't believe for one second that these questions came off the top of your head. Since you seem to be fond of telling people to study textbooks, I'm guessing that you cribbed the questions from someone else's work. Second, most of the topics you brought up are very esoteric and...

The cShell is also available in soft silicone. You might want to try that and see if it's more comfortable before switching back to domes. There's also a shorter version called the SlimTip. It doesn't extend as far into your ear canal as the cShell. Depending on the level of your hearing loss...

Audiologist, for someone who espouses the virtues of science, your post is shockingly ignorant. What evidence do you have that Siemens, Starkey, and Phonak are the "top" manufacturers. This is just your personal opinion. There are plenty of other hearing professionals who would disagree with...