Edit: I realize I should explain at least a little. The three sentences above take a few unrelated pieces of data and arrange them such that the product seems to make sense.
My edit: I realize I should explain at least a little. The three sentences above take a few unrelated pieces of data and arrange them such that the product only seems to make sense. In addition, the first sentence of the last paragraph is specious with regard to hearing high definition sound.
What are thoe thing? Are those thing related to knowing the direction of sound?
Those are linguistics terms for consonant sounds.
No way to replace it with a medical procedure?
Can't help but feel that these guys are out to get you. Selling IEMs shells without the electronics.
I share your skepticism, but I know a few people who are amazed by the tinnitus improvement, something they didn't design in. I've been intrigued.
Just saw those and was going to post them. It's a nice small ear trumpet but holy balls those are expensive.
I've thought about surgery. Maybe down the road I'll talk to a plastic surgeon. Not sure I want to put myself through that again though. I've also considered duct taping a piece of cardboard to my chair at an angle. A piece of cardboard against the chair at an angle does work, it's just an inelegant solution.
If it doesn't bother you when not listening to music is there some sort of prosthetic that could be made, and artificial ear?
