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This business servicing Goolwa South is a local SME in the Hearing Aids, Equipment & Services category. Hearing Matters is a local South Australian and proudly independent audiology practice that is committed to providing unsurpassed evaluations, advice and prescriptions of any hearing device from around the world. We specialise in a range of state of the art products and services for people with varying degrees of hearing impairment.
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This business servicing Goolwa South is a local SME in the Audiologist & Hearing Test category.
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This business servicing Goolwa South is a local SME in the Audiologist & Hearing Test category.
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This business servicing Goolwa South is a local SME in the Audiologist & Hearing Test category.
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Open Today
Today
8:30am
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5:00pm
Mon
8:30am
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5:00pm
Tue
8:30am
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5:00pm
Wed
8:30am
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5:00pm
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8:30am
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5:00pm
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8:30am
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5:00pm
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Legal ID: Since 1997
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What is a hearing aid and how does it work?
Have a look at our quick introduction to the handy hearing aid. A hearing aid is a small device that is worn behind or in the ear. It has a lot of electronic components that amplify sounds so that these sounds can be heard more easily. Smaller, more discreet hearing aids are more expensive, and may be harder to operate. A hearing aid has three basic parts: a microphone, amplifier and speaker. The hearing aid receives sound from the microphone, amplifies the converted electrical signals and sends them to the ear through a speaker. Typically, a person with hearing loss can have his/her hearing enhanced but not fully restored, as it is assumed that the person at least has a capability to hear. There are two types of hearing aids: digital and analogue. Analogue aids convert sound waves into electrical signals. Digital hearing aids decode the sound waves into bits and bytes. This can be specially programmed to amplify some frequencies more than others. Think you need hearing aid equipment? Why not search for cheap, digital and invisible hearing aids by viewing our listings?
