Can I use the DECT CP1 to stream music straight to my ears (I use the Phonak hearing aid)?
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Sorry. My earlier response was to the phone having an ear bud outlet. Hope that was clear.
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I use mine with my Phonak hearing aids. I have it paired via bluetooth with my cell phone, TV, iPad, laptop and remote mic. It works well in all instances.
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I use a Phonac uDirect2 which is similar, different brand of hearing aids, bought this one by mistake. With my Phonac device, I can pair to my tv device, also pair to my iphone. The iphone recognizes it and with Bluetooth-new device- pairing no problem. Since this similar technology for a different brand of hearing aids I would be very surprised if they didn't work exactly the same. You can go online and see the specs. just to be sure, but should work.
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Yes, it supports A2DP, which allows music and other streaming on most modern devices (iPhones, et al.)
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Yes. You can use a direct audio input line or blue tooth.Either one sounds great. A must buy. This thing is Awsome.
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No. You must have an auxiliary-in jack for this device. It provides a bluetooth link for A2DP streaming. Nothing more.
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Yes, the Com Pilot is used only with Phonak hearing aids that have wireless capabilities and use the latest platform called Quest (Models such as Q-50, Q-70, Q-90). If you have already been using the Com Pilot, then, yes, these will be the same and work. If the previous ones were square in shape, your hearing aids may not be compatible, as that is the older model. Thanks,Local Battery
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Comrade Trotsky: I just bought this device from Amazon last week - it's an M1001 (Roku doesn't sell the M1000's any more). It works flawlessly. My router [Linksys WRT300N using WPA2 (Personal)] and my SoundBridge are separated by ~ 50 ft., and transmission has to go through several walls. Nonetheless, my SoundBridge almost never cuts out - I would say maybe two or three times (or less) in an eight-hour period. Recovery is automatic, and takes perhaps two seconds. The M1001 now ships with v. 3.0 software, which add several features to the display, as well as realiability (or so I'm told). Tip: Don't use the "standard" music servers out there (Windows, iTunes, etc.). Get Jamcast from Software Development instead (www.sdstechnologies.com - it's free). Jamcast will let you play ANY music-file format on your SoundBridge (including DRM), plus, it allows you to stream Pandora to your SoundBridge - something no other music server can do! PS - When I mentioned drop-outs above, I was referring strictly to using the M1001 as an internet radio. Consequently, the drop-outs MIGHT be the fault of the internet-radio provider. For example, when using Jamcast to receive Pandora, my SoundBridge NEVER cuts out!
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That's the way it should be, but I'm not sure it works that way. My iPod is paired with the Com Pilot, and the Com Pilot is paired with my Phonak hearing aid (Naida), but the ComPilot doesn't pick up the music from my iPod and transmit it to my hearing aid. I'll have to consult an audiologist who knows about assistive devices. My tiny external microphone seems to work fine.
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Yes the Phonak TVLink works great with my cochlear and I love it! One feature that I really like is that I can turn down the volume all the way so as not to disturb my wife and I can adjust the volume with my ComPilot so I am able to hear fine! Great device and I would highly recommend it!
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this device will work with digital hearing aids only. you may have to go back to your hearing aid dispenser to have you aids programmed, usually free to customers.
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The Oticon Streamer cannot be used with just any hearing aid. I don't know a lot about this but I do know that you have to have hearing aids that have Bluetooth. Not even sure if the Oticon streamer works with non-Oticon aids that have Bluetooth. The streamer is wonderful and enabled my husband to talk on the phone.
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I'm not sure what you are trying to do. If you have a Bluetooth enabled hearing aid you will need the Bluetooth transmitter to create the signal for the hearing aid. If you have a Bluetooth signal and a place to plug this device into your hearing aid, this will work.l
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Only if the hearing aids you have operate on the same fm frequency.I believe phonak operates on 7.5 kHz.
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This is a Bluetooth device for streaming music. You can only connect a Bluetooth-enabled transmitter not a headset.
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If you have the app on your phone or MP3 player, yes. I had no problem playing my music apps through this transmitter.
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I think you can, you could plug it in sound output in your PC. But you will be able to listen only and not talk, because it's a transmitter only and doesn't receive. So it's not very practical to use. If you have a Bluetooth headset I recommend Belkin or Asus Bluetooth dongle which you can plug in an USB port and you will be able to communicate both ways and listen to music. I have both and both are excellent.