Further Information about FM Systems
If you struggle with hearing loss and find it difficult to understand speech when you are in loud environments, then maybe the FM system will be the best option. Hearing aids will work to try and cherry-pick pieces of speech when it is struggling with background noise, but with the FM system, it will work much more accessible, filtering out the irrelevant noise and focusing on the sound of someone’s voice.
FM Systems are helpful for use when going out to restaurants, parties or other large gatherings. Below we have listed some key points about the FM systems.
- FM system refers to “radio assisted hearing aids.’
- FM stands for Frequency Modulation.
- FM is a wireless transmission method that’s used to transmit sounds
- The main advantage of a hearing aid wearer using
- FM transmission is that they are resilient to noise and interference as well as helps to preserve the quality and clarity of the sound transmitted.
Why use an FM system for hearing loss?
Reducing background noise – If you are suffering from hearing loss and can struggle with background noise and loud noise, FM systems will help reduce this background noise and help amplify the speaker you are trying to listen to.
Improvement in sound clarity – When your FM system receives the signal from the receiver, you will find the sound is much clearer, meaning you will be able to have meaningful conversations with other people as the sound will travel directly to your ear.
Hearing from distances – One of the best reasons to use an FM system is that you can hear from a distance; the perfect piece of equipment for lectures, speeches and other presentations. It helps clear up the sounds you hear, even in a large theatre or auditorium.
You are reducing fatigue – Like any part of the body, if you use it a lot, like your hearing when trying hard to hear. One of the symptoms of hearing loss tends to be a feeling of exhaustion; however, FM systems amplify speech signals in even the most challenging environments.