Guide To Using The Audibility Extender Successfully

This is a guide explaining the use of the Widex cornerstone audiological strategy of Frequency Transposition. This feature is named The Audibility Extender

You may download the file here Guide To Using The Audibility

HOW TO USE THE TOOLS IN THE TOPTOOL BAR Widex Compass and programming Widex Hearing Instruments.

This quick guide describes how to use the tools in the Toptool bar in the Fine Tuning window in Compass.

You can download the file here he TopTool Bar

How to define the acoustic identity using a Double ear-tip

The document explains the defining process of acoustic identity in Widex hearing instruments. The definition of the acoustic identity is imperative for Widex Instruments as it will affect the gain profile.

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Tulip Tip

Considerations behind choosing Widex Clear RIC/RITE solutions

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Considerations behind choosing

The document is designed to help the Dispenser choose a solution in an easier and  more educated manner.

What everybody ought to know about hearing loss

What everybody ought to know about hearing loss.

Please click the link for an excellent article provided by Steve Claridge. Steve runs a blog at www.hearingaidknow.com he labels it as Unbiased hearing aids and hearing loss information from a hearing aid wearer.

Relaxation, concentration and Zen

Relaxation, concentration and Zen

Widex has developed the Zen™ program – a harmonic sound program based on fractal technology.

Music’s ability to help people concentrate has been the focus of widespread research.
Generally researchers agree that music can affect the ability to perform specific tasks by masking unwanted and disturbing noise.
The positive emotional and psychological effects of music are also well documented in the literature, with most researchers agreeing that music can reduce stress, make people feel more relaxed, comfortable and less anxious.

Widex Zen

Inspired by this, Widex has developed the Zen™ program – a harmonic sound program based on fractal technology and offering a choice of soothing tones and chimes.
In the Widex Zen™ program, the music is based on fractal technology, which ensures that the music is rather predictable without repeating itself. The user has a choice of “musical tones” called Zen styles, and it is possible to further individualise these by adjusting the tempo and pitch of the styles.

Listen to the Zen styles

The Zen styles can be adjusted by the hearing healthcare professional via Widex fitting software Compass.

There is a user flyer for Zen and Tinnitus here Zen, When suffering from Tinnitus

Widex has released a working tool providing advice on how to counsel people suffering from tinnitus. Here you may also find advice on programming and fine-tuning Zen.

You may download the document here 12 Steps to Tinnitus Management

The Clear Earset Manual

Download a PDF Copy here Clear Earset Info

The link is to a manual detailing the care and use of earsets in the Clear family of hearing instruments. It gives clear instructions for care and cleaning of different earsets used with Widex products.

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