I have partial hearing loss in my left ear. With the PHE7AB can I increase volume balance to one side over another easily?
2029329
Not that I can tell. It seems to balance equally. Perhaps others may have a better answer.
2029330
No, but it will increase total sound over all to a crisper more detailed sound.... You can not increase one channel over another unfortunately.
2029331
I would think so.Your main device should let you move balance from left to right
1355480
I only have one and it doesn't make me feel unbalanced. However, my left ear is fine, it is my right ear that I have difficulty hearing from; so that is the one I have the Lifeear for. But I only wear it when I am around people or watching a movie. I don't wear it all the time because it's voices I have trouble understanding.
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.
2125908
The volume is excellent and you can make it too loud. I put it on my left side and my wife has normal hearing and sits to the right of me and likes it because the sound is not too loud. We keep the sound down on the tv.
590676
Yes, just keep the arrow pressed and it will adjust the volumen, up or down depending on which one you hold.
1904755
Both sides. I think maybe you got a defective one. Also, I don't think these headphones are worth the money.
731592
Yes you can use it in your left ear. The ear clip is reversible. The device works very good for me.Gene
1119635
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.
2227082
Yes. You can use both at the same time, and you can raise the volume on either independently.
1151189
Sure you have both right and left channels and the left channel is the mono out. Headphones too.
344719
Not that I'm aware of, all though you can turn volume to full and shouldn't have a problem hearing. I have ringing in one ear and I have no problem!
1239712
Only left side and the suck cant hardly hear the other person in them with the volume turned all the way up I would not suggest them to anyone hopefully this will help you
1624020
You can adjust the volume and gains. I've used this amplifier behind a PC headset jack (Apple MacBook Pro and Lenovo W530), Bose PC speaker jack (powered), and behind a Onkyo receiver. If already amplified, it's more important to adjust the gains and volume level to compensate but it's very simple. In all cases the sound qualified was significantly improved and the only time it didn't make a noticeable difference was behind a DAC which says a lot.
2208829
I have tried with mic om either side and sound is the same. I preferably wear mic in my left ear. I don't think it really matter, its just preference.
141279
Not necessarily, but it's possible. If your current amplification source (e.g. the internal headphone amp in a PC, phone, or whatever) distorts at higher volume, using an external amp like this can allow you to turn the volume knob down on your device and reduce this distortion. If your current amplification source can boost volume without distorting, then you should not notice any improvement in sound quality
1263626
yes find but issues is that I cannot hear from one side of the headphones. hopefully no such issues happened to you.
1755941
I don't notice any difference in sound level between the two sides. Hope that helps