Binaural Hearing....Happens with the Brain!
When you hear a sound in both ears, it’s like hearing the same sound twice. This helps your brain create a better perceptual image of the sound.
Binaural squelch
In situations where there is both noise and speech, hearing with both ears helps your brain give speech sounds preference over noise. This makes speech seem louder than it really is.
Binaural directed listening
In noisy situations, with many different sounds coming from different places, hearing with both ears helps your brain pick out the one sound source you’re interested in and focus on it.
When you have hearing loss, these effects are significantly reduced.
Signia – smart hearing aids inspired by the way we hear naturally.
To design our hearing aids, Signia engineers drew inspiration from how you hear naturally. Just like the brain uses sound input from both ears, our primax hearing aids share and exchange signals received from both hearing aids.
Similar to the natural binaural processing in the brain, the two hearing aids can make more intelligent processing decisions together. By emulating the effects of binaural hearing, primax hearing aids can deliver better clarity, richness of sound, and a greater ability to know where sound is coming from.
This is why primax hearing aids are clinically proven to deliver better than normal hearing, with less listening effort.
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