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dalern

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Great Accessory
« on: May 27, 2011, 02:12:13 pm »
Thanks to my friend, Jan, she showed me her audio adaptor when we met in Chicago.  I plugged it into my BAHA and into her iPod.  Wow!  The sound was actually stereo and IN MY HEAD!!!!  I had to have one.  I ordered one from Cochlear and I am so impressed.  It is far better than any head set I have ever had and much more convenient.  The sound is incredible and I highly recommend it!  I don't know if there is something comparable for Oticon, but it is worth checking it out.  I highly recommend this to any of you BAHA wearers that use your iPods, iPones or any other MP3 device. 
~Dale
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1998 Sudden Onset Idiopathic Sensorineural  hearing loss diagnosed at House Ear Institute, Los Angeles
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Re: Great Accessory
« Reply #1 on: May 27, 2011, 02:37:28 pm »
There is indeed one for Oticon. I need to have by Ponto reprogrammed because it is not loud enough on the audio adapter program.

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Re: Great Accessory
« Reply #2 on: May 28, 2011, 01:07:07 pm »
Tod -

glad to hear Oticon has an audio adapter.  I love mine - especially the feeling that I have a concert in my head ;D

The 3rd program on my BP100 is for music - factory setting - and it's worked well for me.

I think it's so cool to hear my iPod with nothing in my ear; my adapter connects at one end to my BP100 and to the other to my iPod.  Is that how the Oticon adapter works?

Jan
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Re: Great Accessory
« Reply #3 on: May 29, 2011, 07:01:01 pm »
Pretty much, Jan. It has a surge suppressor with it that is kind of bulky, but it is probably good to use.

-Tod
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Re: Great Accessory
« Reply #4 on: May 31, 2011, 05:41:01 am »
The Cochlear adapter has a bulky part too.  Not sure if it's a surge protector or what; probably something similar.

Jan
Retrosig 5/31/07 Drs. Battista & Kazan (Hinsdale, Illinois)
Left AN 3.0 cm (1.5 cm @ diagnosis 6 wks prior) SSD. BAHA implant 3/4/08 (Dr. Battista) Divino 6/4/08  BP100 4/2010 BAHA 5 8/2015

I don't actually "make" trouble..just kind of attract it, fine tune it, and apply it in new and exciting ways