verber at parc.xerox.com (Mark Verber) wrote:
>In article <3ol644$kh7 at geraldo.cc.utexas.edu>, sirianni at uts.cc.utexas.edu>(Jeffrey Sirianni) wrote:
>> Can anyone see the need for 8 memories? I can see the practical
>> use of 4 (max), but 8 seems to be too many and would probably
>> confuse the user. Is there anyone out there that has dispensed
>> a MultiPro where the user uses all 8 memories? Please include
>> comments....
>My wife Libby, a dispensing audiologist, tells me that most of her patients
>who have been fitted with the MultiPro use three or four distinct
>programs. In a few cases, Libby has duplicated a a couple of the programs
>at a different amplication level because the MultiPro doesn't have an external
>volume adjustment, thus using most of the program slots which are
>availible. The bottom line is that Jeff is right, most of the time
>a 4 memory instrument would be sufficent.
>btw: there are really only 7 free memories, the 8th is always used for
>for electro-magentic pickup (ie telephone).
>--Mark Verber (with wisdom from Libby Verber, MA, CCC-A)
> Libby is not responsible for spelling or grammer errors... that's all me.
These sound interesting. Please mail any literature on such hearing
aids to:
M. Staben
Dept. of Otolaryngology
1301 East Ann Street
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-0506
Many thanks.
