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This is an observation I have made myself. I don't use my aids for speech very often, since I mostly sign, but for example I have one counsellor who is hearing and we use FM when we are talking. Whenever I am with her I need to take out my left aid. I am going to the audiologist tomorrow to turn off the "quick-sync" thing on my aids so I can have them in separate programs. I tend to use FM+Mic when I am having a conversation so I can hear my voice too, but the background noise picked up in the left ear from the mics pretty much negates the use of the FM. So, my plan is to try FM+Mic in the right and FM only in the left. See what happens after that.

[QUOTE="JennyB, post: 1600536, member: 22282"] This is an observation I have made myself. I don't use my aids for speech very often, since I mostly sign, but for example I have one counsellor who is hearing and we use FM when we are talking. Whenever I am with her I need to take out my left aid. I am going to the audiologist tomorrow to turn off the "quick-sync" thing on my aids so I can have them in separate programs. I tend to use FM+Mic when I am having a conversation so I can hear my voice too, but the background noise picked up in the left ear from the mics pretty much negates the use of the FM. So, my plan is to try FM+Mic in the right and FM only in the left. See what happens after that. [/QUOTE]

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