Q: Are digital hearing aids really that much better than analog?
A: YES. Here's why: An analog aid is nothing more than an amplification device while the digital aid can actually manipulate audio sources in many ways that are undectable by the person receiving the adjusted sounds. Digital offers a much higher sound quality; it is robust, flexible, and affordable.

Q: How does digital manipulate sounds?

A: Digital aids manipulate sound using some of the same technology in your home stereo. Different circuits inside both have specific jobs. For example, one circuit will increase the treble (high pitchs) while another completely terminates all sound below a certain low pitch frequency (bass).

Q: What are some of the digital enhancements available on modern hearing aids?
A: Here are some of the many features available on different makes and models of digital hearing aids: noise reduction, feedback reduction, sound generation, speech enhancement, directional microphone, compression, data logging, automatic gain control, loud sound protection and the use of a telecoil for automatic telephone response. You can learn about each of these terms by visiting the "Glossary of Terms."

Q: What digital enhancements does Starkey offer on their models?
A: The Starkey line of Hearing Aids offers the most advanced enhancements ever to be released. All of the most important enhancements are made possible by technology available exclusively from Starkey like "nFusion" and nano-technology. Get a full understanding of the features by clicking here.

Q: Should I purchase one hearing aid, or two?
A: Each individual has their own set of prioritys and goals for restoring their hearing. One can generally decide after answering a couple questions. For example: do you have hearing loss in both ears? And, if so, are you frequently in environments that require improved hearing from both sides, like meetings or group discussions.

Q: Will I regain ALL of my hearing
A: Yes and No depending on what caused the hearing loss. But at the very least, you will hear sounds you haven't heard in a long time.

Q: Is financing available for those that need it?
A: Yes. Click here to apply for 12-months of interest free credit.
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Q: What are the basic styles or models?
A: The four most common styles of hearing aids on the market today are: BTE - CIC - ITE - ITC.
BTE - Behind the Ear
CIC - Completely in Canal
ITE - In the Ear
ITC - In the Canal

Q: Do all the styles perform the same?
A: No. Each style is better suited for different hearing problems and for individuals. Nor does each style have the same exact circuitry or parts. The Starkey line is unique with advanced proprietory developments.
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