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Walker's Game Ear IV HD with PBC - Walker's Game Ear IV HD with PBC
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Manufacturer:
Active Forever
Category:
Hearing Devices
Price:
$219.00
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| Walker's Game Ear IV HD with PBC The new Walker's Game Ear IV HD with PBC (Power Boost Control) is the most powerful personal listening device available, providing the user with up to 52 decibels of power by simply adjusting the Power Boost Control located on the back of each device. High frequency sounds can be easily and quickly enhanced by adjusting the newly added Walker's PBC (Power Boost Control), immediately boosting the hearing volume to help the user hear sounds better. This new feature increases the user's normal hearing range up to nine times, helping with most hearing impairments that people experience at older ages. Each unit also weighs less than 1/4 ounce and can be worn comfortably behind the ear, even when wearing glasses. The Walker's Game Ear IV HD includes all of the same features as the popular Game Ear II AFT, which ActiveForever also carries. The Adjustable Frequency Control feature enables the user to fine tune the hearing amplifier to their own individual hearing needs, enhancing their hearing experiences. This ability to "custom set" the Walker's Game Ear IV HD with Power Boost Control enables the user to focus on specific sound frequencies for crystal clear reception. Hearing impairments will be a thing of the past when you use the Walker's Game Ear personal listening device. The Power Boost Control is a quick trigger to increase the amplification from 9X to 11X. This feature is designed for temporarily increasing the power when you think youve heard something but want the extra boost to make sure. Its easier than turning up the volume on the unit and its temporary so the user doesnt need to keep adjusting the unit volume. This is an ideal feature for hikers, too, if they think they hear a rattlesnake or animal in the woods. The Game Ear device also includes a Sound Activated Compression circuit that protects ones' hearing from loud sounds. This Noise Reduction Rating of 29 decibels is among the highest in the hearing d |
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