Can the Stealth Secret Sound Amplifier be worn in the left ear? Does the Stealth SSA come in a left ear version?
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My name is Robert Engel and we manufacture the Stealth SSA. Yes, it can be worn in both the left and the right ear. Simply twist the soft ear piece completely around to the other side and it will work just fine. The volume control and on off button will be to the bottom instead of the top, but as far as performance, you will get the same amplification of 50 db.
707096
I honestly don't know, I found that piece awkward to use. Won't it stay in your ear without this piece?
1482391
Yes, I wear it in the left ear. The boom is adjustable to left or right wear.
1254413
It just one in Box for your ear choose Left or Right it can't having 2 Hearing Aids yet
2256271
I found this hearing device to be unsatisfactory for my use. First let me say that I am hearing impaired, can't hear much from my right ear and have a hearing aid in my left ear. The device does amplify and helps but it loses the signal very easily. You cannot go into another room or you lose the signal and sometimes if you even turn your head, you lose the signal. I ended up returning it and getting the Sennheiser 840 device. i do not have that problem with it and it does help with hearing. I can also use it with my hearing aid in. Hope that helps.
977404
Be sure that the small nub on the Era touches your cheek when you have it in place in your ear. If not, the noise assassin feature will block all sound.
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I'm sure some people have because the tubing is pre-cut to a specific length. In my case the tubing is just a tad too long so the body of the amplifier doesn't fit snugly behind the ear. However, the tubing cannot be shortened because tubing is permanently affixed to the part that you fit your ear plug on. For those folks who have long hair that covers the ear, from an ascetic viewpoint it, wouldn't matter too much. Hope this helps in answering your question.
1718787
The side that does not have the ear jack can be turned. Just twist the outside of the headphone where the S emblem is located.
840195
Can go in either ear with a twist of the tube....and nothing would prevent using one in each ear if you want. We have found that one device is enough presently.
840193
Yes they can be worn in either ear. I have done so. I don't know why anyone would tell you different. I wear mine in the right ear, because has the worst hearing. If you decide to wear two you will have to remove one when you talk on the phone as putting anything up to you ear while wearing the game ear can cause an awful back feed squeal.
589690
The Bose A20 Headset have been disigned foroptimum function wearing it correct! It is marked for each ear so you dont wear it wrong, Left and Right.
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I'll go out on a limb here and say yes. I bought the right amplifier and wear in in my right ear. I does not fit in the left ear. FWIW, I have found it to be very beneficial. I did read today a new CS50 is being released in April but have not seen what is being upgraded.
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Yes you can, if u have the Manuel on page 5, lower right hand corner is says so. Also look at the last page and contact sennheiser at 1-860-434-9190 or thier web site www: sennheiser.com good luck! Hope this helps
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I guess you are asking if a mono signal can be heared at both sides of the earphone (bi aural). The answer is no. If you plug a mono 1/4 or 1/8 in the ART Head Amp you will hear the signal only in the left side.
1225247
Yes, totally can use either left or right ear. This is a terrific headset...no background noise, totally quiet.
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yes, it can be worn on either ear. However, I find it to awful sound quality. It's pretty much useless, especially if you're a commercial driver(which I am). I'm looking for a different headset and I suggest you do the same. I thought I could save a few bucks but you get what you pay for I guess.
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Both the HBC100s that I have both ears work fine. You ight need to adjust where you have it in your helmet. I know with my Joe Rocket helmet that I do need to move my helmet just a bit to hear the left ear correctly.