meeticguigui
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Hi,
I am currently trying the Moment 440 from Widex.
My audioprosthesist knows me very well, and he did his best to remove all (?) the automatic signal conditionning (noise reduction, anti Larsen, etc...)
However, in some noisy conditions (street, crowd, boiling water...), the sound suddenly drops down (sometimes, only the left or right hearing aid is affected, if the noise is not homogeneously distributed in space). Also, when playing loud music (I play the piano and the electric guitar), the sound intensity eventually decreases and there seems to be some frequency oscillations leading to a strange sound...
Any idea about where it may come from in the Moment 440 programming options???
Thanks in advance!
I am currently trying the Moment 440 from Widex.
My audioprosthesist knows me very well, and he did his best to remove all (?) the automatic signal conditionning (noise reduction, anti Larsen, etc...)
However, in some noisy conditions (street, crowd, boiling water...), the sound suddenly drops down (sometimes, only the left or right hearing aid is affected, if the noise is not homogeneously distributed in space). Also, when playing loud music (I play the piano and the electric guitar), the sound intensity eventually decreases and there seems to be some frequency oscillations leading to a strange sound...
Any idea about where it may come from in the Moment 440 programming options???
Thanks in advance!
