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 cater to a variety of user preferences. This new collection includes styles such as the discreet yet powerful Completely In Canal (CIC), In The Canal (ITC), and In The Ear (ITE) custom options. For those seeking enhanced performance, there are also models like the microRIC 312, miniBTE, and microRIC 312 AP, all offering up to 70dB of feedback-free amplification. Starkey introduces the Soundlens Synergy for clients who prioritise discretion, as it is the world’s first wireless truly invisible in-canal (iic) hearing aid.
The Muse range is available in three technology levels: i2400, i2000, and i1600, all powered by Starkey’s advanced Synergy technology platform. This platform operates on a quad-core architecture, featuring up to 24 channels and twin compressors for superior sound quality.
All models in the Muse line are equipped with Starkey’s innovative Multiflex Tinnitus technology. This unique feature offers personalised adjustments and flexibility, providing much-needed relief for wearers experiencing tinnitus.
The Muse series, featuring Starkey’s groundbreaking Synergy platform, stands out as the only system boasting quad-core twin compressor technology. It delivers unparalleled precision in sound audibility and optimises listening experiences. The Synergy platform, combined with the new Acuity OS, Starkey’s high-definition operating system, processes speech and music in a uniquely tailored manner, enhancing speech clarity and the enjoyment of music across various environments.
Synergy integrates 900sync Technology, a wireless solution preferred by users, which provides a crystal-clear audio experience. This technology is especially beneficial for those with unilateral hearing loss through the new Muse CROS System. It also enhances phone conversations with the introduction of ear-to-ear phone streaming.
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