Phonak FM radio aid systems

The Phonak FM product range opens up a whole new world of hearing. Phonak, well known for their hearing aids, have used their microelectronics resources to develop the advanced Dynamic FM highly miniaturised MLxi radio systems.

The Phonak miniature ear level receivers are ideally suited for teenagers and mature hearing aid users and offers a very cosmetically discreet system - the radio receiver simply plugs directly into a direct input shoe which in turn connects to the hearing aid or Baha.

Together with a transmitter the Phonak radio aid offers a system with an exceptionally cosmetic receiver and a smart transmitter with variable microphone pick-up characteristics. The look of the micro receivers makes the system immediately attractive, however it is not suited to all users due to functional limitations and the potential ease of losing the receiver.

The Phonak MLxi and MicroMLxS are miniature receivers for use with a wide range of direct input BTE hearing aids, cochlear implants etc. There is a choice of Phonak transmitters. The MicroMLxS can also be used with Connevans fmGenie transmitters, an option which is popular with many customers.

How can a Radio Aid System help?
In crowded situations or when a voice source is more than arms length away, hearing aid users can find background noise levels as loud as the voice they want to hear. A radio aid system greatly improves the clarity of sound by allowing a human voice or another desired sound source, to be fed electronically into the listening device, reducing background noise and sound loss between speaker and listener.

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