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Volume 3

Who Needs a Wireless Microphone?

with Peter Stelmacovich, MCl Sc

A colleague recently expressed the opinion ‎that very few of her clients are candidates for additional wireless microphone systems and the number of candidates in her opinion was likely less than 1%.‎ Peter Stelmacovich argues that the reality is the number of potential candidates for adaptive wireless‎ microphones could be as high as 40% and explains why.

Volume 2

Three Aspects of Speech-in-Noise Training

with Jack Katz, PhD

In this issue’s From the Centre Out, the legendary Jack Katz tells us about “Three Aspects of Speech-in-Noise Training.”

Volume 1

Slope of PI Function Is Not 10%-per-dB in Noise for All Noises and for All Patients

with Marshall Chasin, AuD

Editor-in-Chief Marshall Chasin gives us a very interesting Back to Basics column with his entry “Slope of PI Function Is Not 10%-per-dB in Noise for All Noises and for All Patients.”

Use it or Lose it: Hearing Abilities are Preserved in Older Musicians

with Claude Alain, PhD Benjamin Rich Zendel, PhD

Guest columnists Claude Alain and Benjamin Rich Zendel review studies that have investigated the role of musical training as a mean to mitigate age-related decline in difficulties understanding speech in noise.