Musicians are nearly four times more likely to develop noise-induced hearing loss (NHL) than non-musicians. They are also 57% more likely to develop tinnitus, or ringing in their ears. Hearing loss among musicians is relatively common as frequent exposure to loud sound can cause irreparable damage to the hair cells located in the inner ear. These delicate hairs act as sensory receptors which are responsible for sending sound to the brain.
If you are a musician and experiencing hearing loss, it is possible to still enjoy playing or listening to music. While hearing aids have long been available to improve hearing, they are traditionally designed to help users hear speech. This can make listening to music difficult because it is limited by the hearing aid frequency response and processed differently than speech. However, the hearing aid market has developed hearing aids to help solve the issue, giving music back to musicians and music lovers living with hearing loss.
Whether you have experienced hearing loss throughout your life or only recently received a diagnosis, hearing aids and amplifiers can enable you to continue to enjoy music. There are many hearing aids available that are ideal for musicians, while so discreet, no one will even know that you are wearing a hearing device.
This small and discreet hearing aid is customized to fit the wearer's hearing needs to enhance their listening experience. It has been designed to deliver superior sound quality and exceptional listening clarity that feels comfortable and natural. One charge provides more than 30 hours of improved music listening.
Features
The Sidekick is a customizable sound amplifier that includes Bluetooth capability and designed to look like a traditional hearing aid. The hearing aid lasts for up to 18 hours on just one charge before the battery needs recharging and can be easily fine-tuned using the accompanying app.
Features
The Neosonic Hearing Amplifier is a hearing device that offers crystal-clear sound and allows you to listen to high-quality music. It comes in a compact and sleek design with features that reduce background noise, improve sound quality and minimize static and feedback.
Features
The EarSpoke Hearing Amplifier can connect directly to your phone or tablet, allowing you to adjust the audio settings straight from your device. This hearing device offers four different settings that enable you to listen to music, watch TV, socialize outdoors or in busy restaurants.
Features
Designed for those with a mild to moderate hearing loss, the Phonak hearing aids are invisible and can be worn all day. They provide simple amplification and can help musicians and music lovers naturally capture sounds.
Features
Whether you are a musician or music lover, it can be very difficult to come to terms with the realization that you’ve lost your hearing and will need to wear hearing aids. However, an increasing number of today’s hearing aids work effectively to bring more sound into your life and help to enhance your music listening experience.
It's time to finally treat your hearing loss. Sign up for a free consultation with a licensed hearing care professional today to determine if you have hearing loss. It’s the start of your journey towards better hearing.
EarPros benefits: