Starkey Muse from Hearing First
Discover the Launch of Starkey Muse Hearing Aids in the UK
Starkey has unveiled its innovative Muse range of hearing aids, designed to enhance the auditory experience for users. This new collection includes a variety of styles, from the discreet yet powerful Completely In Canal (CIC) and In The Canal (ITC) to the custom In The Ear (ITE) models. it features the microRIC 312, miniBTE, and microRIC 312 AP, all offering up to 70dB of feedback-free amplification. For those who prefer the utmost in discretion, the Soundlens Synergy stands out as the world’s first wireless true Invisible In Canal (iIC) hearing aid.
The Muse range is available in three technology tiers: i2400, i2000, and i1600. Each model is powered by Starkey’s cutting-edge Synergy technology platform, which utilises a quad-core architecture and provides up to 24 channels along with twin compressors.
Each hearing aid model incorporates Starkey’s patent-pending Multiflex Tinnitus technology. This innovative feature combines personalisation with flexibility, offering significant relief to those experiencing tinnitus.
The Muse range, featuring Starkey’s groundbreaking Synergy platform, is the only one to utilise quad-core twin compressor technology. This advancement ensures unparalleled precision in audibility and optimises the listening experience. The combination of Synergy with Acuity OS, Starkey’s new high-definition operating system, allows for the unique processing of speech and sounds, including music, like never before. This technology enhances both speech audibility and the enjoyment of music across various environments.
Synergy integrates 900sync Technology, which is preferred by patients for its wireless capabilities. This technology provides an exceptional audio experience, particularly beneficial for those with unilateral hearing loss. The new Muse CROS System aids in this regard, along with the ability to enhance phone conversations through ear-to-ear phone streaming.
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