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What Hearing Aid Technology is

Best for You?

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On June 12th, 2009, the United States took

a huge leap forward by relying on digital

broadcasts to deliver all television signals.

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Most consumers don't care if a device converts sound into ones and zeros (digital) for processing

or uses a complicated array of diodes and transistors to

augment sound (analog), so long as contraption does what it's

supposed to.

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A common misconception, no

doubt perpetuated by sellers and

manufacturers with profit to gain, is that digital is inherently superior to analog.

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Anyone old enough to remember watching

television with "rabbit ears" knows that the

older system of modulation didn't always

deliver a clear picture.

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Still, you could often see or hear something even if your television program was "snowy,"

or had a weak antenna signal.

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Of course, when it comes to listening instruments, there

are many more considerations.

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Price is always a determining factor. By and large, expect

to pay a premium for newer, flashier digital devices. The extra coin you spend does

come with bells and whistles many find valuable.

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Power is a major concern for those

with severe hearing loss and this is a category where analog is

strong.