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Hear More Out of Life through Starkey Hearing Aids

October 24th, 2008 Subscribe To Our Feed

The Starkey Laboratories started in the year 1967 when William Austin founded the Professional Hearing Aid Service. The institution offered hearing instrument repair services in St. Louis Park, Minnesota. Later in 1971, Austin acquired the Starkey Laboratories with the mission to provide better hearing. To date, the company has provided solutions to customers through their Starkey hearing aids. Aside from their Starkey hearing aids, the industry also provides a flat charge for all hearing aid repairs and free trial period and warranty program. They have also provided the first custom telecommunications headset and the CARE program, which is a multimedia auditory educational program.

Starkey hearing aid is available in the form of Destiny hearing aids. This family of Starkey hearing aids offers a variety of designs and features to suit the unique lifestyles and hearing needs of their customers. The Starkey hearing aids are all built-in with the nFusion technology, which is designed to filter sounds that the customer would hear. There are also several key features of the Starkey hearing aids such as the Active Feedback Intercept or AFI. This feature eliminates whistling, squealing and other annoying feedback sounds. The Environmental Adaptation technology allows seamless transitions from one sound environment to the next. There is also the Directional Speech Detector that continuously monitors environments and adjusts the Starkey hearing aid for clearer speech. From the list of features provided by the Starkey hearing aids, the Automatic Telephone Response is probably the most useful. This technology detects any presence of an analog telephone signal and automatically switches to phone setting. Aside from the mentioned features, the Starkey hearing aid also includes: personal style, self-checking capabilities, reminders and alerts, data logging, and simulated sound environments.

The available Starkey hearing aids are also available in different styles to suit the customer’s preference. Such styles include the Behind-The-Ear, On-The-Ear, Receiver-In-The-Canal, In-The-Ear, In-The-Canal and the Completely-In-The-Canal styles.

Starkey Specialties

Aside from Starkey hearing aids, the industry also provides custom ear molds to handle the sound enhancement and hearing protection challenges for professionals. This line of products developed the Newscaster and Teleprompter Mold that is used by professionals in the media industry and even law enforcement. This type of mold offers clear and discreet two-way communication. There is also the Pilot Headset Mold for professional pilots, which features an adjustable boom for microphone positioning.

For motor sports drivers, the Racing Receiver Mold would provide quality communication and comfort. The mold is durable while providing excellent suppression in the sound underneath the racing helmet. The Stethoscope Adaptor Mold for medical professionals adds comfort and enhanced hearing ability in any medical environment.

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