Headphones with hearing aids: Can anyone suggest similar headphone?
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On most computer sound systems there is now a software mixer control panel you could use to boost the middle and upper midrange frequencies to accentuate speech. That will work with any headphones. If the volume is not high enough you may need to also buy a headphone amplifier which will boost the volume more than the computer alone can. Typically headphones with a larger diameter driver will handle more volume before distorting and those with larger, especially around-ear cushtions and "closed" type will provide more isolation from external sounds and not disturb others as much with less sound leakage. Near this price point you might prefer Koss UR-10, but if you spend closer to $30 you will get better sound from Sennheiser HD201 (around $18 on sale) or better still their HD419 (around $27 on sale but doesn't go on sale as often, $30 regular/sale price).
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My husband has significant hearing loss and wears hearing aids but still struggled with telephone calls. These headphones were a lifesaver, he hears clearly and completely now. The clarity is such that I have to turn volume way down if I answer his phone for him. Don't know if this helps....hope so :)
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i wonder if the average consumer knows that much better sounding headphones without any noise canceling can be bought for under $100?
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It would probably help as would any headphones but noise cancelling works best with a steady noise/frequency such as an airplane engine and not different notes of a piano.
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I found the sound amplitude weak. You don't need headphones but they would certainly help.
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I also wear hearing aids and these work great for me. Just got new aids and have to remove the hearing aids to us the wireless. Have had many units over the years, these are the most comfortable, and have the best sound of any. The volume control is very sensitive, so be careful, it has a lot of volume.
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I really like my headphones, but honestly believe that a good set of earplugs would work better. They will work without music playing. I sometimes do this on a plane. They do an excellent job of blanking out the engine drone but I can still hear people talking (albeit at a much reduced volume)
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I am also partially deaf in both ears but especially in the right ear and find it hard to hear on a telephone using my right ear. I do not use hearing aids (as found them fairly useless!!!), but find I can hear clearly with the Shokz Wraparound in both earphones, so I should imagine you would be ok with them. I was surprised how good the sound was with the Shokz earphones. Good luck with them.
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I saw these which might suit your needs. Audio-Technica ATH-M30x Professional Studio Monitor Headphones Deluxe Bundle
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Any standard MP3 headphones work fine. I wanted a little better sound and use a Bose Quiet Comfort headphone.
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Yes, I have nerve loss of hearing and I have benefitted greatly from using the Sennheiser 840. Hearing aids do not work well for me, but the Sennheiser device has electronic sound enhancement that is adjustable to suit the frequency loss pattern of my hearing. It can increase the amplification of the higher frequencies and improve word recognition.
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Not any better than any other headphones.There are noise amplifying devices that come with a headphones that may be better.
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You should better get the audio technica ath-m50 instead. You will be happy. :)
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Can't say I have tried many headphones, but Bose SoundTrue may be similar, maybe a bit more bassy.https://www.bose.co.uk/GB/en/home-and-personal-audio/headphones-and-headsets/audio-and-mobile-headphones/soundtrue-ae-headphones/If you are looking for more bass go for AKG Quincy Jones series.
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Yes !http://www.head-fi.org/t/627820/improving-the-comfort-of-the-dt1350-with-two-new-earpads-from-beyerdynamic
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Actually, for the moment I've decided to try a pair of plain earmuffs. Slightly more bulky and they don't have noise cancellation, but noise cancellation, as far as I can tell, primarily deals with deep noises, not high ones -- and I'm primarily concerned with higher noises. I've tried my roommate's pair of earmuffs and they seem to do the trick.Less than $20: 3M Peltor H10A Optime 105 Earmuff . They review very well.
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i have a sennheiser and i still use it cause there is quality in it too.but there is no comparison cause if i can go back in time i would have bought Bose QuietComfort.and it really helps when you are in an airplane if there is a kid crying you would hear nothing. ^_^