> I used to work at a CI manufacturer. Just thought you should know that this isn't what happens
I didn't actually think it was; it's just a bit of annoyed snark because this has severely impacted my QOL for a decade. :)
> If the sound processing on your device is making you frustrated you should definitely discuss it with your audiologist. A lot of features can be configured or disabled completely.
Tried it several times; she was unconvinced that it was actually affecting me. Got a new audiologist; she was convinced that the setting couldn't be changed. Moved to Japan, got a new audiologist: convinced that I'm imagining it and doesn't think the setting can be changed anyway.
I hear that a long time ago, people used to be able to buy the adapters to program their processors themselves.
I didn't actually think it was; it's just a bit of annoyed snark because this has severely impacted my QOL for a decade. :)
> If the sound processing on your device is making you frustrated you should definitely discuss it with your audiologist. A lot of features can be configured or disabled completely.
Tried it several times; she was unconvinced that it was actually affecting me. Got a new audiologist; she was convinced that the setting couldn't be changed. Moved to Japan, got a new audiologist: convinced that I'm imagining it and doesn't think the setting can be changed anyway.
I hear that a long time ago, people used to be able to buy the adapters to program their processors themselves.